Kilimanjaro Mountain Crew
Responsible Trekking

Kilimanjaro Mountain Crew

Fair treatment · Proper welfare · Responsible trekking

Our Commitment

We Treat Our Crew Like Family

Our guides, cooks and porters are the heart of every Kilimanjaro climb. Many of them are our neighbours, friends and family members from the villages around Moshi. We are committed to treating them with the dignity, respect and fair treatment they deserve.

As a Tanzanian-owned company, we are part of the local community. When you climb with us, you directly support local families and responsible tourism practices.

Crew Welfare

How We Protect Our Crew

Fair Wages

We pay above the recommended minimum wage for all guides, cooks and porters.

Luggage Limits

Porters carry a maximum of 20kg per KPAP guidelines — never more.

Crew Meals

Three meals a day for all crew members — properly cooked and nutritious.

Crew Accommodation

Proper tents and sleeping bags for every crew member on the mountain.

Safety Procedures

Same safety protocols apply to crew as to clients. Health checks included.

Medical Coverage

First aid and medical support available for all crew members.

Tipping Guidelines

Suggested Crew Tips

Tips are not included in your package price and are entirely at your discretion. Below are suggested amounts per climber:

Lead Guide

$20–30/day

Assistant Guide

$15–20/day

Cook

$12–15/day

Porter

$8–10/day

Total per climber for full trip: roughly USD 250–380 depending on route length and crew size.

Responsible Trekking

Our Responsible Trekking Practices

Leave No Trace: All waste is carried off the mountain. Campsites left clean.

Eco-Friendly: Reusable water bottles encouraged. No single-use plastics.

Local Employment: We hire locally from villages around Kilimanjaro.

Community Support: A portion of proceeds supports local schools and health clinics.

Climb With a Responsible Team

Your adventure supports fair wages and local communities.

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