However it is possible to climb Mount Kilimanjaro every year-round, however, it’s best to climb when there’s a lower possibility of rainfall. And the dry seasons there in Mountain are from the start of December through the start of March, then from late June through the top of October. 

These are considered to be the simplest times to climb in terms of weather, and correspondingly are the busiest months (high season). But also our group climbs are scheduled to correspond with the season. So How many days to climb Kilimanjaro?

From January through mid-March are the warmest months, with clear skies within the mornings and evenings. During the day, clouds may appear along side brief showers. The long season spans from the top of March to early June. 

We don’t recommend climbing during this point unless you’re an experienced backpacker who has trekked in similar conditions. It is often very wet, and visibility could also be low thanks to heavy clouds. The crowds are gone, however. 

From mid-June to the top of October, the mountain is usually a touch colder, but also drier. The short season spans from the start of November to the start of December. Afternoon rains are common, but skies are clear within the mornings and evenings.

Note that: The rains are unpredictable and should come early or extend beyond their typical time frames. it’s possible to experience mostly dry weather during the season , even as it’s possible to possess heavy rain during the season .