How Much Does Kilimanjaro Park Fees Costs?

INTRODUCTION

Kilimanjaro National Park fees can vary depending on the specific trek route and the duration of your stay in the park. Generally, the fees are broken down into different categories:

Conservation Fee:

This is a daily fee paid by each visitor, which supports the park’s conservation efforts. The fee is around $70 per day per person.

Camping/Hut Fee:

Depending on the route and accommodation type (camping or staying in huts), there is an additional fee. For camping, it is about $50 per person per night; for huts, it is around $60 per person per night.

Rescue Fee:

This is a one-time fee of around $20 per person, which goes towards supporting rescue services in the park.

Crater Fee:

If you choose to visit the summit’s crater, there is an additional fee of about $100 per person per day.

These are general estimates and the fees may vary depending on changes in park regulations or policies.

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