You will be amazed at variety, quality and quantity of the food we served on your mount Kilimanjaro, Meru climb.
As we’ve already mentioned, staying hydrated and well-fed on your climb is absolutely vital, especially when conditions are such that you might not want to eat or drink as much as you should.
Because so many climbers experience a loss of appetite at altitude, our head chef has developed special menu plans that are appealing, healthy, and filled with all the energy you need to make it to the summit. By default, our meals include fresh fruit and vegetables every day. You will have fresh meat for the first part of the trek and on the southern routes where it is feasible we resupply the group at Karanga Camp.
As a special reward after your summit ascent, we’ll have an “All Day English Breakfast” ready and waiting for you when you arrive back at Base Camp – just let our cook know how you like your eggs done! And before you leave the mountain, you also get to sample some of the local Tanzanian cuisine such as Njegere and Machalari.
If you have special dietary requirements or are a vegetarian then just let us know when you book so that we can be sure to have a suitable menu planned.
Whilst each day you will be served different menus whilst on the climb the below is a guideline to what type of food you can expect on Kilimanjaro:
Breakfast - porridge, toast, sausages, cereal & fruit
Lunch - soup, rice, vegetables, chicken, casserole, chips, sandwiches
Dinner - soup, breads, stews, pasta, rice, vegetables, chips
Snacks at camp - on arrival into camp there will be salty snacks & biscuits
Each stop there will be purified water, hot water for teas, coffee & hot chocolate!
"Staying hydrated is a crucial in the mount Kilimanjaro. So we ensure there plentiful supply of treated and filtered water in the camps each morning/ nights. You will need to take3-4 litres of water during trekking. Bring eletrolytes or flavour cordial helps to keep the taste bud excited."