Private luxury expedition · Mount Kilimanjaro
A seven-day Lemosho ascent, run to genuine luxury and genuine safety standards. A small number of places, on a small number of departures.
Reserve your placeThe expedition
Most people climb Kilimanjaro in a crowd, in a borrowed tent, hoping the altitude is kind. This is the opposite.
One private group, the high-success-rate Lemosho route, elevated beds and a private chef at camp, and a dedicated doctor running daily health checks from the rainforest to the summit. The mountain stays hard. Everything else is taken care of.
What's included
On difficulty
No mountaineering experience is required. Lemosho is chosen precisely because a slow, well-supported ascent is what gets people to the summit, not raw fitness. We design the pace and the support around the people on the trip. What's asked of you is persistence, not heroics.
Safety
A dedicated doctor on the mountain around the clock, daily pulse-oximetry and health checks, and an acclimatisation profile built for safety, not speed. The full medical and safety brief is available on request.
The attention to detail on this trip was insane. Standing on top of Uhuru Peak never felt easier.
Michael B.Nothing else looked remotely luxury next to this trip.
Kyle A.I've climbed Kilimanjaro before. White Mountain Camp makes me want to climb it again.
Lauren G.Guests of our luxury expedition.
Departures
Departures in October 2026, with further dates in January, February, July and August 2027. Deliberately small private groups. From approximately $10,000 per person, all-inclusive of everything above. A deposit secures your place; the balance is due before departure, and our refund policy is set out in full. We're glad to advise on travel insurance.
Reserve your placeIf a departure is full, ask to join the waitlist and we'll notify you of new dates.
Before you ask
No. Kilimanjaro is a walk at altitude, not a technical climb. We use the Lemosho route and build in time to acclimatise, because a slow, well-supported ascent is what gets people to the top. What it asks for is persistence.
A dedicated doctor is on the mountain 24/7, with daily health checks and pulse-oximetry, and the acclimatisation profile is built for safety rather than speed. The full medical and safety brief is available on request.
From approximately $10,000 to $12,000 per person, all-inclusive of transfers, park fees and permits, meals, luxury private camps and equipment, private guiding, and five-star lodge nights before and after.
A deposit secures your place; the balance is due before departure. Our refund policy is set out in full on the site, and we're glad to advise on travel insurance before you commit.
October 2026, with further dates in January, February, July and August 2027. Groups are deliberately small, so places on each departure are limited.