SAFETY DURING KILIMANJARO CLIMBING

We Climb Kilimanjaro Company Safety is our first priority, Mt Kilimanjaro is a hard climb and should never be underestimated. And yet so many do underestimate it!
You're playing with fire if you fail to choose a qualified Kilimanjaro tour operator as your climbing partner.

When you trust us and choose us in climbing Kilimanjaro, we care about your safety by checking the following important things:-

1. Altitude sickness:

One of the dangers of trekking at high altitude is altitude sickness. This is an illness that develops when you don't allow your body enough time to adjust to the diminished oxygen intake per breath.
Kilimanjaro is nearly 6,000 m above sea level and the highest mountain in Africa. Some people don't think of Africa in terms of tall mountains, but actually it has many very, very high mountains. In fact, plenty of its mountains are far taller than the highest mountains in Europe!
The effects of altitude present the biggest obstacles to a successful summiting of Kilimanjaro. And altitude sickness cannot be totally prevented.
Our expert mountain crew will look after you, naturally. But there are things that We Climb Kilimanjaro we do, as well as things that you can do, to lessen the chances of you suffering from the effects of altitude.
How We Treats the Effects of Altitude Sickness
(A)Daily health checks
You can be fit and healthy at the start of your climb, but altitude can affect your health as you progress up the mountain. That’s why we constantly monitor your health as you climb. Our expert guides can detect any problems and take the necessary actions.
Always health checks are conducted three times a day to measure pulse, temperature, blood pressure and oxygen saturation
(B)Rescue and evacuation
Climbing Kilimanjaro is a challenge, a proper challenge. We are expertise and experience give you the best chance of getting to the top.
But things can go wrong, so you need to know that your operator can react quickly and correctly to deal with any emergency. At We Climb Kilimanjaro, our mountain crews know just what to do.Read More Altitude sickness

2. Experienced Kilimanjaro guides

The former are useful in introducing you to some of the primary skills of mountaineering, but when you head to those looming peaks and glaciers, you’ll need a much broader skill set to have fun and stay safe up there.
At We Climb Kilimanjaro, we place the utmost importance on our guests and their satisfaction. However, our guides hold an equally significant role in ensuring a your safety & memorable experience. Throughout your journey with us, you’ll be spending the majority of your time under the expert guidance of our dedicated professionals. Their knowledge, skills, and passion for adventure are instrumental in providing you with an unforgettable trip.

3. The right safety Equipment

Hiking is a wonderful way to connect with nature, challenge yourself, and create unforgettable memories. However, it is crucial to prioritize safety during your adventure. But We Climb Kilimanjaro we make sure Before you hit the trails, you have the right safety equipment packed for your trek. You may see kilimanjaro Climbing equipments here

4.Nutritious food and safe water

At we Climb Kilimanjaro we always follow good food safety practices — from packing to plating
Good food and plenty of drinking water are essential ingredients, both physically and psychologically, to make your climb rewarding. At high altitudes, drinking a lot of water is essential for your health and helps preventing altitude sicknesses. It goes without saying that your body will also need plenty of food to compensate for the unusual physical effort in climbing.
Our cooks have been professionally trained and are able to conjure up tasty and nutritious food. Both meat and nuts form a substantial part of the food on Kilimanjaro. However, we can cater for any dietary restrictions so that vegans, vegetarians, gluten and lactose intolerants and those with restrictions due to their religious beliefs are all accommodated. Just make sure you let us know in advance of any dietary restrictions you may have.see more about food and safe water in Kilimanjaro