Kikelelwa Camp sits on the northeastern side of Kilimanjaro, offering trekkers a peaceful break along the lesser-traveled Rongai Route. The camp’s open landscape, quiet atmosphere, and easy wildlife sightings make it a favorite for those seeking tranquillity and unspoiled nature. The dusk falls and the moorland glows under a sky filled with stars. This wraps trekkers in the wild charm of Africa’s highest peak.
Mountain crew expertly pitch your tent in the heart of the moorland zone, right where nature feels close and relaxing comes easy. Inside, you’ll find warm sleeping bag, bed sheet, and a mattress for comfort after a demanding day. This personal retreat helps restore your energy so you wake up ready for the next climb.
• Well-equipped tents for cozy nights
• Comfortable bedding supplied by the crew
• Set up in a peaceful, open landscape
• Shelter from mountain winds and cool air
Meals at Kikelelwa Camp become cherished moments, enjoyed in your dining space surrounded by rugged scenery. Your chef prepares flavorful dishes using fresh ingredients for energy and warmth. A hot drink in hand and mountain views at dusk make every bite memorable.
• Hot, nourishing food crafted by your chef
• Served with views of rolling moorland and peaks
• Meals designed for energy and comfort
• Plenty of nutrition to support your adventure
Sturdy Tents, Sleeping Mattress, Bedsheet, Chairs and Tables, Landscape Scenery, Wake-up call, Drinking Water, Public toilets
Full board, Outdoor dining area, Fresh Meals, Tea, Coffee, and Hot Chocolate during meals
Balcony, Landscape view, Mountain views, Sunrise view, Sunset view, Wildlife View
Its peaceful setting and quiet nights offer a welcome break in the climb, with easy access to the best moorland views and regular sightings of small wildlife.
You get a spacious tent prepared by your crew, comfortable bedding, and plenty of space to unwind away from crowds—a true wilderness retreat.
Expect warm, filling meals tailored to fuel trekkers for the journey ahead, plus hot drinks to fight the chill at altitude.
The area is known for smaller wildlife species, such as birds and rodents—great for nature lovers and photographers looking for unique high-altitude life.
Trekkers arrive from Second Cave, then head onward to Mawenzi Tarn, moving from lush moorland into more rugged terrain.
No—trekkers must be accompanied by a licensed guide as part of Kilimanjaro National Park rules, ensuring safety for all.
Enjoy the quiet ambiance, share stories with your group, rest well, and step outside after dark for brilliant star watching.
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