Mount Kenya Price List 2025
The cost of climbing Mount Kenya varies significantly based on the route, duration, and operator. For a standard trek to Point Lenana (the common summit)The rates ranges from 600$ to 1200$.
- Route:
Longer routes (like the Chogoria route) and routes involving more technical climbs tend to be more expensive.
- Number of days:
Longer treks (5-6 days) generally cost more than shorter ones (3-4 days)
- Tour Operator:
Tour operators offer various packages and levels of service, impacting the overall cost.
- Accommodation:
Camping is generally cheaper than staying in lodges or bandas (small cabins).
- Nationality:Park fees differ for Kenyan citizens, residents, and international visitors.
Mount Kenya Rates 2025(Standard rate)-For Non Residents.
Days | Routes | 1 Hiker | 2 Hikers (Per Hiker) | 3+ Hikers (Per Hiker) |
Mt Kenya Trek (3 days) | Sirimon | 720$ | 630$ | 630$ |
Mt Kenya Trek (4 days) | Sirimon | 820$ | 730$ | 680$ |
Mt Kenya Trek (4 days) | Chogoria | 850$ | 780$ | 720$ |
Mt Kenya Trek (5 days) | Sirimon | 950$ | 830$ | 780$ |
Mt Kenya Trek (5 days) | Chogoria | 980$ | 850$ | 800$ |
Mt Kenya Trek (6 days) | Sirimon | 1800$ | 1080$ | 980$ |
Mt Kenya Trek (6 days) | Chogoria | 1200$ | 1100$ | 1000$ |
Mount Kenya Technical climb to Batian and Nelion (Rates for Non residents)
Duration | 1 Hiker | 2 Hikers(Per Hiker) | 3+ Hikers(Per hiker) |
Mount Kenya Technical climb (6 days) | 1680$ | 1443$ | 1338$ |
Mount Kenya Technical climb (7 days) | 1888$ | 1630$ | 1528$ |
Mount Kenya Technical climb (8 days) | 2180$ | 1778$ | 1700$ |
Note:
✅The exchange rate shall always change based on everyday changes on a dollar rate.
✅The rates shared above are for Sirimon,Naromoru and Chogoria routes.
✅If you are planning to do the Burguret and Timau routes each person will top up 50$ as per the rate shared above.
✅We charge 220$ more per person if you want accommodation on arrival and after the hike{This rate is not inclusive on the rate shared above)
Kindly Feel free to talk to us if you are on budget. We have a group joining every Month.
Inclusive:
- Transfers from your Hotel to the mountain and back.
- High-quality 4-season camping equipment
- Experienced and professional mountain guides
- All park fees
- All large-portioned, nutritious food and purified drinking water on the mountain
- Guides, porters and cook salaries
- Pulse Oximeter for daily health check
- Crisis management and safety procedures
- Fair and ethical treatment of porters.
Exclusive:
- International Flights & Visa & ( Insurance-We recommend Amref flying doctors insurance cover)
- Meals while in Nairobi
- Items considered to be non-essential, such as alcohol, beverages, cigarettes, snacks, etc.
- Optional Tours (for example, short safaris after your climb or Nairobi day tour, etc.)
- Oxygen tanks (included in luxury tours – can be rented in budget and standard tour)
- Portable toilets (included in standard & luxury tours – can be rented in budget tours)
- Personal Hiking Gears.
- Tips for the guides and porters(Ranges from 60$-150$ depending on the number of days.
- Hotel accommodation on arrival and after the hike.
For more details about the itinerary plan, we will always refer you to visit our website and where you think is not clear to you then you can contact us directly or just send us a WhatsApp message.
Thank you for considering us. We look forward to guiding you to mountain Kenya!
N/B:The government might review the prices for entry fee next year year.(We will keep you posted in case of any changes)
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The best time to Climb Mount Kenya
The best time to climb Mount Kenya is during the dry seasons, which are generally from January to March and June to October.These periods offer the most stable weather conditions with clear skies and less rainfall, making the trails safer and easier to navigate. While you can climb Mount Kenya year-round, the rainy seasons (April-May and November-December) can bring muddy trails, poor visibility, and unpredictable weather.
- January to March:
This is the first dry season and a great time for climbing, with clear skies and relatively warm temperatures.
- June to October:
This is the second dry season and another excellent period for climbing, with stable weather and cool temperatures.
- April to May & November to December:
These are the rainy seasons. Expect muddy trails, potential for heavy rainfall, and limited visibility.
- Year-round:
Although climbing is possible year-round, it is not recommended during the rainy seasons due to the challenges mentioned above.
- Weather is unpredictable:
Even during the dry seasons, you can experience all types of weather on Mount Kenya.
- Acclimatization is crucial:
Take your time and allow your body to adjust to the altitude to minimize the risk of altitude sickness.
- Choose the right route:
Some routes are more challenging than others, so choose one that suits your experience and fitness level.
- Consider the Chogoria route:
- Be prepared for all conditions:
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