Paragliding over Kilimanjaro at dawn
launch window · dawn · ≈ 5,800 m
Paragliding Kilimanjaro

Fly the roof
of Africa.

Few have ever launched from Kilimanjaro's summit and flown down over the forests to Moshi. KiliSummit coordinates one of Tanzania's only locally guided paragliding programs — from an accessible tandem flight over the foothills, to the extraordinary summit-launch expedition for licensed pilots. Every flight is run with certified aerial partners, full KINAPA / TANAPA / Civil Aviation permitting, weather-tracked launch windows, and our own mountain crew supporting logistics to altitude.

🪪 Certified aerial partners 📋 Fully permitted 🌤 Weather-tracked windows

Which one is you?

These aren't tiers of the same trip — they're built for entirely different flyers. The meter under each shows the experience it asks for, so you land on the right one fast.

Tandem paragliding over the Moshi foothills
Western foothills · tandem

Flight 01 · Half day · no climb

No experience needed

Tandem Foothill Flight

Launch above Moshi's western foothills strapped to a certified tandem pilot — no climb, no licence, no prior flights. Just show up, get briefed, run a few steps off the ridge, and glide for 15–30 minutes over the farms and forest. The easy way to fly Kilimanjaro.

AnyoneExperiencedLicensed pilot
$260 per person
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Paraglider launching from the Kilimanjaro crater rim
Crater rim · solo launch

Flight 02 · 8 days

Licensed pilots · own gear

Kilimanjaro Summit Paragliding Expedition

Climb the Lemosho route to Stella Point / Uhuru Peak, then launch your own certified wing from near the crater rim and fly all the way down to Moshi. We handle the permits, the weather window, and the mountain logistics to altitude — you bring the licence and the gear. One of the highest paragliding launches on Earth.

AnyoneExperiencedLicensed pilot
$5,450 per person
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Summit · tandem descent

Flight 03 · 8 days

5+ prior tandem flights

Tandem Summit Descent Flight

The full summit climb, then fly down tandem with a certified instructor instead of walking off. You don't need a pilot's licence — but you do need to be a seasoned tandem passenger (five or more prior tandem flights) so the launch at altitude is calm and predictable. The summit, plus the descent of a lifetime.

AnyoneExperiencedLicensed pilot
$6,300 per person
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Permitted at every level

Flying here isn't a grey area. Every program carries the permits it needs, applied for and held by us — so the only thing you think about is the launch.

KINAPAPark authority
TANAPANational parks
CIVIL AVIATIONAirspace clearance
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Flights fly on the weather's schedule

Launching at altitude is a weather decision, not a calendar one. We track launch windows closely and build flexibility into every program — if the wind or cloud isn't right on the day, we shift to the next safe window rather than risk it. That's not a cancellation, it's the professionalism that makes a summit launch possible at all. We'll talk you through how the windowing works before you commit.

A foothill flight,
step by step.

The tandem foothill flight is built for first-timers. Here's the whole morning — no climbing, no training course, no experience to prove. Just you, a pilot, and a ridge.

01 · Morning

Pickup & drive to the ridge

We collect you in Moshi and drive out to the western launch site.

02

Briefing & harness up

A plain-English briefing, then your pilot straps you into the tandem harness.

03

A few steps, then you're flying

Run with the pilot off the ridge — the wing lifts you both, gently.

04 · 15–30 min

The glide

Sit back over the farms and forest with Kilimanjaro in view. Your pilot does the rest.

05

Soft landing & drive home

A standing landing in a field, then back to your hotel in Moshi.

Tell us which flight calls you

First-time flyer, seasoned tandem passenger, or licensed pilot with a summit launch on your list — we'll match you to the right program and walk you through the permits and the weather window.

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