Success is what we want during Kilimanjaro Safety . We are prepared for any urgent situation Kilimanjaro Safety and also have in place a complete evacuation procedure in case of altitude sickness. We carry first aid supplies, supplement summit oxygen and Pulse Oximeters).
WHAT TO BRING
To Climb Kilimanjaro Don’t Forget to Pack:
- powdered drink mix to make the water taste acceptable
- mittens rather than gloves if you are prone to having cold hands in the winter
- chemical hand and foot warmers in case you have to spend time at Kibo waiting for the rest of your group to come back.
- sunscreen and sun hat.
- headlamps rather than flashlights.
- plenty of layers for the final ascent since even though it starts our freezing, you get pretty hot once the sun comes out.
- tons of handiwipes and tissues
- a small quick-drying towel
- a comfortable day pack
- For climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and Meru, thermal underwear, light layers, sweater, warm jacket, good socks and sturdy boots
- Binocular, Camera, and long lasting Batteries
- Tents: 3-person dome-style mountain tents (Kelty or similar)
- Foam sleeping pads
- Oximeters
- Dining tent, dining table, and stools
- Cooking utensils, equipment, and supplies
- Eating dishes and utensils
- Wash basins
- Steripens for water purification (upon request)
- Wear sunscreen
Available at an extra charge:
- Oxygen: $100/group
- Hyperbaric Pressure Bags: $200/group
- Portable toilets and toilet tent: $150/group
