Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours
Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours are scheduled Mount Kilimanjaro climbing trips with predetermined starting dates, routes and trekking durations. They are designed for travellers who want to join other climbers instead of organising an entirely private expedition.
Fixed departures are particularly useful for solo travellers, couples and small groups because they make it possible to reserve one or more places on an existing Kilimanjaro climbing schedule.
You can arrive in Tanzania independently, stay in Moshi, complete your mountain briefing and equipment check, and then meet the other climbers joining the same scheduled departure.
Depending on the departure calendar, route options can include Machame, Lemosho, Marangu, Rongai and other established Kilimanjaro itineraries.
A complete package can include professional mountain guides, porters, a mountain cook, meals, camping or hut accommodation, drinking water arrangements, emergency oxygen, regular health monitoring, first aid equipment and transportation between Moshi and the mountain gates.
Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours at a Glance
- Tour style: Scheduled group joining Kilimanjaro climb.
- Best for: Solo travellers, couples, friends and international visitors.
- Destination: Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.
- Highest point: Uhuru Peak at approximately 5,895 metres.
- Popular routes: Machame, Lemosho, Marangu and Rongai.
- Accommodation: Camping on most routes and huts on Marangu.
- Mountain support: Guides, porters and cook according to group size.
- Safety support: Health monitoring, first aid equipment and emergency oxygen.
- Main base: Moshi, Tanzania.
What Is a Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tour?
A fixed departure is a Kilimanjaro climb scheduled to begin on a specific date.
The route and number of trekking days are decided before bookings are accepted, allowing individual travellers to reserve places on the same expedition.
For example, a scheduled departure might be organised as a 6 Day Machame Route, 7 Day Machame Route, 7 Day Lemosho Route or 8 Day Lemosho Route.
Travellers booking the departure follow the same main mountain itinerary while retaining their own personal equipment, health requirements and travel arrangements before and after the trek.
How Kilimanjaro Fixed Departures Work
The process begins by checking the available Kilimanjaro departure calendar and identifying a route and starting date that fits your Tanzania travel schedule.
Once your place is confirmed, you receive the climbing itinerary and booking information needed to prepare for the expedition.
You can then organise flights to Tanzania around the fixed starting date.
Typical Fixed Departure Booking Process
- Check available Kilimanjaro departure dates.
- Choose your preferred route and duration.
- Ask how many climbers are currently confirmed.
- Request the complete package and price.
- Confirm your place according to the booking terms.
- Book international or domestic flights.
- Provide arrival information.
- Arrive in Moshi before the climbing date.
- Complete your mountain briefing and equipment check.
- Meet the other group members.
- Transfer to the mountain gate.
- Begin the scheduled Kilimanjaro climb.
Fixed Departure versus Confirmed Departure
A fixed departure means the operator has placed a specific route and starting date on the climbing calendar.
A confirmed departure means the trip has reached the stage where the operator has confirmed that it will operate according to the booking arrangements.
When planning expensive international flights around a particular climbing date, ask whether the departure is already confirmed and how many climbers are currently booked.
This information is especially important for solo travellers selecting a group primarily because they want to climb with other people.
Why Choose a Fixed Kilimanjaro Departure?
Fixed departures provide a simple way to join a Kilimanjaro group without needing to find your own trekking partners.
You choose from available dates rather than building a private expedition from the beginning.
Benefits of Fixed Departure Tours
- Scheduled climbing dates
- Easy joining for solo travellers
- Opportunity to meet international climbers
- Shared expedition logistics
- Professional mountain crew
- Organised meals and accommodation
- Individual health monitoring
- Airport and hotel services can be added
- Safari and Zanzibar extensions remain flexible
Fixed Departure versus Private Kilimanjaro Tour
| Feature |
Fixed Departure |
Private Tour |
| Starting date |
Pre scheduled |
Selected around your plans |
| Other climbers |
Other travellers may join |
Only your private party |
| Social experience |
Group experience |
More private |
| Pre climb flexibility |
Mountain date remains fixed |
Greater scheduling flexibility |
| Solo traveller suitability |
Very practical |
Possible with private pricing |
Popular Routes for Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours
Fixed departures can be created on different Kilimanjaro routes, but Machame and Lemosho are especially common choices for scheduled group climbing programs.
| Route |
Common Duration |
Accommodation |
Departure Style |
| Machame |
6 or 7 days |
Camping |
Popular scheduled group option |
| Lemosho |
7 or 8 days |
Camping |
Longer scheduled climbing option |
| Marangu |
5 or 6 days |
Mountain huts |
Available when a hut route departure is scheduled |
| Rongai |
Multi day itinerary |
Camping |
Northern route departures when scheduled |
| Northern Circuit |
Longer itinerary |
Camping |
Longer fixed departure when available |
6 Day Machame Fixed Departure
The 6 Day Machame Route is a popular choice for travellers who want a scheduled Kilimanjaro group while keeping the mountain itinerary relatively compact.
The trek normally begins at Machame Gate and continues through rainforest toward Machame Camp before entering the Shira landscape.
Climbers later trek toward Lava Tower, descend toward Barranco and continue through the Karanga area toward Barafu.
The summit attempt begins from the high camp before descending through Mweka.
Because the six day itinerary is relatively compressed, travellers should understand the acclimatization implications before selecting it only because it uses fewer holiday days.
7 Day Machame Fixed Departure
The 7 Day Machame Route generally includes an additional overnight around Karanga before reaching Barafu.
This provides another mountain day compared with the 6 day schedule and makes the itinerary less compressed.
A 7 Day Machame fixed departure can be suitable for solo international travellers, couples and friends who want to join a scheduled camping trek with additional time before summit night.
7 Day Lemosho Fixed Departure
The 7 Day Lemosho Route approaches Kilimanjaro from the western side and gradually crosses the Shira landscape before joining the southern circuit.
Group members trek toward higher elevations through areas such as Lava Tower, Barranco, Karanga and Barafu before the summit stage.
The route is attractive to travellers who want a Lemosho group joining option but have slightly less time than required for the longer itinerary.
8 Day Lemosho Fixed Departure
The 8 Day Lemosho Route provides additional mountain time and can be attractive to travellers prioritising a more gradual schedule.
It is particularly useful for international climbers who have already allowed enough holiday time for both the mountain and pre or post climb accommodation.
The additional day does not guarantee summit success, but it provides more time for gradual altitude exposure.
Marangu Fixed Departure Tours
Marangu is the main option for travellers who prefer hut accommodation instead of sleeping tents.
A scheduled Marangu departure can be organised when sufficient demand and the operator's calendar allow.
Travellers should still prepare for cold weather, high altitude and a demanding summit attempt even though they sleep in huts.
Rongai Fixed Departure Tours
Rongai approaches Kilimanjaro from the northern side and can be offered as a scheduled departure when included in the climbing calendar.
It provides a different mountain approach from Machame and Lemosho and normally uses camping during the ascent.
Who Should Join a Fixed Departure?
- Solo travellers
- International visitors
- Couples
- Friends travelling together
- First time Kilimanjaro climbers
- Travellers who enjoy meeting others
- People with fixed annual leave dates
- Travellers looking for group joining options
Fixed Departures for Solo Travelers
Solo travellers are one of the main groups who benefit from scheduled Kilimanjaro departures.
You do not need to organise a private expedition or find another person willing to travel on exactly the same dates.
You can reserve one place, arrange your international flights, arrive in Moshi and meet the rest of the climbing group during the briefing.
Fixed Departures for Couples
Couples can reserve two places on a fixed departure and share the mountain experience with other travellers.
A double hotel room and shared mountain tent can be requested according to the package and availability.
Couples should still remember that altitude response is individual and one person may feel different from the other during the trek.
Fixed Departures for Friends
Friends can join the same departure as long as the required number of spaces remains available.
Early booking is useful when you want specific twin hotel rooms, shared tents or coordinated airport transfers.
Fixed Departures for First Time Hikers
Travellers without previous high altitude experience can join scheduled Kilimanjaro departures when they train properly and choose an appropriate route.
Standard Kilimanjaro trekking routes do not normally require technical mountaineering skills, but several consecutive hiking days and altitude make preparation important.
Beginners should avoid choosing a departure only because it is the shortest or cheapest available itinerary.
Fixed Departures for International Travelers
International travellers can organise their flights around the published mountain starting date.
Airport pickup, Moshi accommodation and individual arrival arrangements can still be customised even when the mountain itinerary itself has a fixed schedule.
This means group members do not need to arrive on the same flight.
International Travel Timeline
- Select the fixed departure date.
- Confirm your place.
- Book flights to Tanzania.
- Arrive before the mountain starting date.
- Transfer to Moshi.
- Rest at your hotel.
- Meet the guide and group.
- Complete the briefing and gear check.
- Begin the scheduled Kilimanjaro trek.
How Many Climbers Join a Fixed Departure?
The number of climbers depends on bookings received for the specific date.
Some fixed departures may operate as very small groups, while popular dates can attract more participants.
Before booking, ask for the number of currently confirmed climbers and whether the operator has established a maximum group size.
Can the Group Size Change after You Book?
Yes. Additional climbers can book the same scheduled departure while places remain available.
If you specifically want a very small group, ask about the maximum planned group size rather than assuming the number already booked represents the final group.
Professional Kilimanjaro Guides
Guide numbers should match the size and needs of the climbing group.
Our typical planning uses approximately one guide for every two climbers, with additional summit support arranged according to the expedition structure.
This gives the guide team greater flexibility when climbers walk at different speeds or when one person requires descent.
Different Walking Speeds in a Fixed Group
People joining the same departure will naturally have different fitness levels and walking speeds.
Kilimanjaro should not become a race.
Guides maintain a controlled mountain pace while appropriate guide coverage helps manage differences among climbers.
A naturally faster participant should not pressure others to walk faster than is appropriate for altitude acclimatization.
Individual Health Monitoring
Although the itinerary is shared, health decisions remain individual.
One group member may acclimatize differently from another person sleeping at exactly the same camp.
Our mountain procedures include regular health assessments and pulse oximeter monitoring as one part of evaluating each climber.
Guides also consider symptoms such as headache, nausea, appetite, fatigue, sleep quality and general condition.
Safety Support on Fixed Departures
- Professional Kilimanjaro guides
- Regular individual health checks
- Pulse oximeter monitoring
- Emergency oxygen
- First aid equipment
- Controlled mountain pace
- Additional summit support according to group requirements
- Descent assistance when necessary
Emergency Oxygen
Emergency oxygen is carried as part of our mountain safety equipment.
It is intended for emergency support and does not replace responsible acclimatization or necessary descent.
A climber who develops significant altitude illness should not continue upward simply because oxygen is available.
What Happens If One Group Member Must Descend?
If a climber becomes unwell, the guide team assesses the individual and can arrange descent when required.
Other climbers can continue only when the remaining guide coverage and mountain conditions allow them to do so safely.
This is why guide numbers and summit support are important even when the group is relatively small.
Acclimatization on Fixed Departure Tours
Every member follows the same main route schedule, but acclimatization remains individual.
Longer itineraries generally provide more time for gradual altitude exposure than shorter schedules.
No fixed departure date or route can guarantee that every participant will reach Uhuru Peak.
Summit Night
Summit night is normally the most demanding part of a fixed departure tour.
Climbers leave the high camp during the night and proceed slowly toward the crater rim in cold and high altitude conditions.
The group may naturally become more spread out according to individual pace and condition.
Guide and summit support arrangements help monitor climbers during this stage.
Reaching Uhuru Peak
Uhuru Peak at approximately 5,895 metres is the main summit objective.
Reaching it depends on individual health, acclimatization, mountain conditions, weather and guide assessment.
A fixed departure should never create pressure for one person to continue simply because other members of the group are still climbing.
Mountain Tents on Fixed Departures
Machame, Lemosho and other camping routes use designated mountain camps.
Shared sleeping tent arrangements are common on group joining departures.
Travellers who want a single tent should request one before the trek and confirm availability and any applicable additional cost.
Sleeping Mattresses
Sleeping mattresses are provided as part of our standard camping arrangements.
Each climber should also have an appropriately warm sleeping bag.
Single Tent Option
Solo travellers do not necessarily have to share a sleeping tent when a single tent option is available.
Request this at the booking stage because mountain equipment and porter logistics need to be organised before departure.
Private Portable Toilet
A private portable toilet can be arranged on suitable camping departures.
The toilet can be organised for the group according to the confirmed arrangement.
It should be clearly stated in the quotation because it is not automatically included in every fixed departure tour.
Mountain Meals
A mountain cook prepares meals for the climbing group according to the expedition schedule.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served around trekking activities and camp arrival times.
Travellers should communicate dietary requirements before departure.
Vegetarian and Special Diets
Different group members can have different food requirements.
Vegetarian meals and other dietary requests should be communicated early so supplies can be planned before the crew enters the mountain.
Travellers with food allergies should provide clear written information.
Porter Support
Porters transport shared expedition equipment, food supplies and permitted client duffel luggage between mountain camps.
Each traveller remains responsible for carrying their personal daypack.
Porter Luggage Allowance
Our standard allowance for porter carried client duffel luggage is up to approximately 15 kg per climber.
Do not assume that unused luggage allowance from another group member can automatically be transferred to your bag.
What You Carry in Your Daypack
- Drinking water
- Rain jacket
- Waterproof trousers
- Warm layer
- Gloves
- Warm hat
- Sun hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Personal snacks
- Personal medication
- Headlamp when required
- Phone or camera
Gear Rental before a Fixed Departure
Selected Kilimanjaro equipment can be rented in Moshi subject to size and availability.
Possible rental items include sleeping bags, trekking poles and gaiters.
Tell us before arrival which equipment you expect to rent so the required items can be checked before the scheduled mountain departure.
Pre Climb Equipment Check
Each climber should complete an individual equipment check even though everyone is joining the same group.
The guide can review hiking boots, waterproof clothing, insulation layers, summit clothing, sleeping equipment and trekking accessories.
The fixed departure cannot simply be delayed because one person forgot important gear, making advance preparation particularly important.
Kilimanjaro International Airport Pickup
Group members can arrive on different flights and still join the same fixed departure.
Airport transfers can be organised individually according to arrival information.
Provide your flight number, airline, arrival date and scheduled arrival time before travelling.
How Early Should You Arrive?
Plan to arrive with enough time for your hotel check in, mountain briefing, equipment inspection and rest before the scheduled departure.
International travellers should avoid designing a schedule where a minor flight delay could cause them to miss the mountain departure.
What If Your Flight Is Delayed?
Contact the operator as soon as possible when a major flight change occurs.
Unlike a private trek, a fixed departure involves other climbers whose mountain schedule has already been confirmed.
Whether a late traveller can still join depends on timing, logistics and the stage of the expedition.
Moshi Hotel before the Trek
A pre climb hotel night provides time to rest after international travel and prepare for the mountain.
Check whether your fixed departure package includes accommodation or whether the hotel should be added separately.
Single, Twin and Double Hotel Rooms
Solo travellers can request a single room, friends can request twin accommodation and couples can request a double room according to availability.
Room arrangements should be confirmed before arrival rather than assumed from the group joining price.
Post Climb Hotel
After returning from the mountain, a post climb hotel night gives you time to shower, rest and reorganise your luggage.
Travellers can then continue separately to safari, Zanzibar or their departure airport.
Luggage Storage in Moshi
Suitcases and travel items not required on Kilimanjaro can normally remain stored according to the hotel or operator arrangements.
This is particularly useful for international travellers who are carrying safari, city or Zanzibar clothing in addition to mountain equipment.
Travel Insurance
Each participant should arrange personal travel and medical insurance appropriate for high altitude trekking.
Do not assume that joining a group means the operator or another participant's insurance covers your personal medical expenses.
Check the altitude limit, evacuation provisions and claims procedures before travelling.
Booking and Deposit
A deposit is normally required to reserve your place on a fixed departure according to the booking terms stated in the quotation.
The remaining balance is then paid according to the confirmed payment schedule.
Booking early is particularly useful when you require a single room, single mountain tent or rental equipment.
Last Minute Fixed Departure Bookings
Joining shortly before the mountain departure may be possible when space remains and the necessary logistics can still be arranged.
However, last minute travellers have less time to resolve hotel availability, gear shortages, payment arrangements and international travel changes.
Changing a Fixed Departure Date
Fixed departure dates are designed around a pre arranged group schedule.
If your travel plans change, moving to another available departure may be possible according to availability and the booking terms.
Travellers should review change, cancellation and rescheduling conditions before making non refundable flight arrangements.
Fixed Departure Kilimanjaro plus Safari
Your mountain departure may be fixed, but your post climb safari does not necessarily need to follow the same group schedule.
After returning to Moshi, you can join another group safari, organise a private safari or depart independently.
Popular Safari Extensions
- 2 days: Tarangire and Ngorongoro.
- 3 days: Tarangire, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara.
- 4 days: Tarangire, Serengeti and Ngorongoro.
- 5 days: Tarangire, Serengeti, Ngorongoro and Lake Manyara.
- Longer itineraries: Additional Serengeti time, cultural experiences or Lake Eyasi.
Tarangire after Kilimanjaro
Tarangire can be included in a short post climb safari and offers opportunities to see elephants, baobab landscapes and varied wildlife.
Wild animals move naturally, so specific sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Ngorongoro after Kilimanjaro
Ngorongoro can be combined with Tarangire or Serengeti in both short and longer safari itineraries.
The crater wildlife experience provides a major contrast with several days of high altitude trekking.
Serengeti after a Fixed Departure
Travellers with additional days can continue to Serengeti after Kilimanjaro.
Allow enough time to enjoy the destination rather than trying to include Serengeti in an excessively compressed safari schedule.
Zanzibar after Kilimanjaro
Zanzibar can be added after your fixed departure climb or after a combined Kilimanjaro and safari itinerary.
You do not need to travel onward with the same climbers who joined your mountain group.
Typical Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tour Inclusions
- Professional Kilimanjaro mountain guides
- Mountain cook
- Porters according to group size
- Kilimanjaro fees specifically listed in the quotation
- Camping or hut accommodation according to route
- Sleeping mattresses on camping routes
- Mountain breakfasts, lunches and dinners
- Drinking water arrangements
- Emergency oxygen
- Pulse oximeter monitoring
- Regular health assessments
- First aid equipment
- Pre climb briefing
- Equipment check
- Mountain gate transfers where included
- Moshi hotel nights where stated
- Airport transfers where stated
Typical Package Exclusions
- International flights
- Tanzania visa where required
- Travel and medical insurance
- Personal trekking equipment unless listed
- Sleeping bag unless included or rented
- Gear rental unless specifically included
- Single hotel room unless confirmed
- Single mountain tent unless confirmed
- Private portable toilet unless included
- Extra hotel nights not listed
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Safari or Zanzibar unless specifically booked
Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tour Price Factors
The price of a fixed departure depends on route, duration and the services included in the group package.
What Can Affect the Price?
- Selected Kilimanjaro route
- Number of mountain days
- Mountain fees
- Crew requirements
- Hotel accommodation
- Single room request
- Single tent request
- Airport transfers
- Gear rental
- Private portable toilet
- Safari extension
- Zanzibar extension
Why Book Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours?
Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours make group joining straightforward because travellers can choose from scheduled mountain dates instead of creating their own private expedition.
They are particularly useful for solo travellers and international visitors who want to meet other climbers while sharing the logistics of a professionally organised Kilimanjaro expedition.
The mountain schedule is fixed, but airport pickup, hotel accommodation, room preferences, gear rental and post climb travel can still be arranged around each traveller's individual plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours?
They are scheduled Kilimanjaro climbs with predetermined route dates that individual travellers can book and join.
Is a fixed departure the same as a group joining climb?
Fixed departures are commonly used for group joining because individual travellers reserve places on the same scheduled route and date.
What is the difference between scheduled and confirmed?
A scheduled departure is listed for a particular date, while a confirmed departure has been confirmed to operate according to its booking arrangements.
Can solo travellers join?
Yes. Fixed departures are particularly suitable for solo travellers seeking an existing Kilimanjaro group.
Can couples join?
Yes. Couples can reserve two spaces on the same departure subject to availability.
Can a group of friends join?
Yes. Friends can reserve several spaces when the scheduled departure has sufficient availability.
Which routes have fixed departures?
Machame and Lemosho are common scheduled options, while Marangu, Rongai and other routes can be available according to the departure calendar.
Can I join a 6 Day Machame fixed departure?
Yes, when a scheduled 6 Day Machame departure has available places.
Can I join a 7 Day Machame departure?
Yes. The 7 Day Machame Route can operate as a fixed departure and includes an additional mountain day compared with the 6 day version.
Can I join a 7 Day Lemosho departure?
Yes, subject to scheduled dates and available places.
Can I join an 8 Day Lemosho departure?
Yes. Scheduled 8 Day Lemosho climbs can be available for travellers seeking a longer itinerary.
How many people will be in my group?
The final number depends on bookings for that departure. Ask for the current confirmed number and maximum planned group size before booking.
Can more people join after I book?
Yes, additional travellers can reserve available places until the departure reaches its booking limit.
Will everyone walk at exactly the same speed?
No. Climbers naturally have different walking speeds. Guides manage the group while maintaining an appropriate mountain pace.
What if I am slower than everyone else?
Appropriate guide coverage helps manage reasonable differences in pace. Climbers should not be pressured to walk faster simply to stay beside another participant.
What happens if one person becomes sick?
The guide assesses the affected climber and may arrange descent. Other climbers can continue only when sufficient guide support and safe conditions remain.
Are health checks individual?
Yes. Every climber is assessed individually because altitude response varies even among people following the same itinerary.
Is emergency oxygen carried?
Yes. Emergency oxygen is carried as part of our mountain safety equipment.
Is reaching Uhuru Peak guaranteed?
No. Summit success depends on individual acclimatization, health, weather, mountain conditions and guide assessment.
Do group members share tents?
Shared tents are common on camping routes, while single tents can be requested where available.
Can I request a private tent?
Yes. Request a single tent before the expedition so availability and any additional cost can be confirmed.
Are mountain meals included?
Mountain meals are included when stated in the confirmed fixed departure package.
Can vegetarian meals be arranged?
Yes. Dietary requirements should be provided before the mountain departure so supplies can be planned.
Do porters carry my luggage?
Porters carry permitted client duffel luggage and shared mountain equipment while each climber carries a personal daypack.
What is the porter luggage allowance?
Our standard client duffel allowance for porter carried luggage is up to approximately 15 kg per climber.
Can gear be rented?
Yes. Selected equipment such as sleeping bags, trekking poles and gaiters can be rented subject to size and availability.
Can airport pickup be included?
Yes. Kilimanjaro International Airport pickup can be arranged according to your individual flight even when you are joining a group.
Do all climbers have to arrive together?
No. Group members can arrive on different flights and meet in Moshi before the fixed mountain departure.
Can Moshi hotels be included?
Yes. Pre and post climb hotel accommodation can be included depending on the selected package.
Can I request a single hotel room?
Yes. A single room can be requested subject to availability and the confirmed package price.
Can a private portable toilet be added?
Yes. A private portable toilet can be arranged for suitable camping departures when requested in advance.
Can I book at the last minute?
Last minute joining may be possible when places and mountain logistics remain available, but earlier booking gives more preparation time.
What if my flight arrives late?
Contact the operator immediately. Whether you can still join depends on the departure timing and available logistics because the group schedule cannot always be delayed.
Can I move to another departure date?
Changes may be possible according to availability and the booking or rescheduling terms that apply to your reservation.
Do I need travel insurance?
Appropriate travel and medical insurance is strongly recommended, including coverage suitable for high altitude trekking and emergency evacuation.
Can I add a safari after the fixed departure?
Yes. Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara and Serengeti can be added according to your available travel time.
Do I need to safari with the same mountain group?
No. Your post climb itinerary can be completely independent from other participants.
Can I travel to Zanzibar afterward?
Yes. Zanzibar can be added after Kilimanjaro or after a combined mountain and safari itinerary.
How do I book Kilimanjaro Fixed Departure Tours?
Provide your preferred travel month, route, number of mountain days and number of travellers. We can then identify available scheduled departures and confirm the climbing dates, current group size, package inclusions, hotel arrangements, airport transfers, equipment requirements and any safari or Zanzibar extension.
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