Explore Tanzania's Wonders

Moshi/Arusha

Nestled near Mount Kilimanjaro, Moshi and Arusha are gateways to Tanzania’s iconic safaris and vibrant local culture.

Zanzibar

Zanzibar, an enchanting archipelago, is renowned for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and rich cultural heritage, making it a perfect paradise for relaxation and exploration.

Here’s what you can do in Zanzibar

• Stone Town Tour: Explore the historic heart of Zanzibar with its vibrant markets and cultural landmarks.

• Mamas of Zanzibar: Connect with local women for authentic cooking or craft experiences.

• Safari Blue Tour: Sail and snorkel in turquoise waters, discovering marine life and hidden beaches.

• Visit Maalum: Wander through the mystical Malum Cave, a natural wonder steeped in history.

• Kuza Cave Visit: Swim in the crystal-clear waters of this sacred cave, surrounded by lush jungle.

Here’s what you can do in Moshi & Arusha:

• Maji Moto: Relax in warm, clear waters inside a natural hollow, perfect for a picnic day. Watch for curious monkeys en route—guard your lunch! Weekdays are ideal for fewer crowds. Food is available, but feeding animals is prohibited.

• Materuni Village: Visit our friend John’s hometown, meet his welcoming grandmother (“bibi”), and experience Chagga culture and coffee-making traditions.

• Waterfalls: Hike an hour from Materuni Village to a stunning waterfall in a national park. Book a guided tour through us to learn about coffee culture and spot monkeys and coffee plantations. On clear days, glimpse majestic Kilimanjaro.

• Lake Chala: Drive an hour to this volcanic caldera lake, a paradise for swimming (at your own risk) or canoeing/kayaking. Spot monkeys en route and enjoy breathtaking nature. Book overnight stays through us for a full-day experience.

• Maasai Village: Connect with Maasai traditions through authentic cultural visits.

• Safari in the National Park: Spot the Big Five in nearby parks like Tarangire or Ngorongoro. Our expert guide tailors 2–6-day packages, with options for glamping tents or hotel stays.

• Soko: Stroll through Moshi’s vibrant meat, vegetable, or mixed markets to soak up local life. Visit our favorite Union Cafe for great coffee and street views, or grab their beans to take home.

Dar es Salaam

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s vibrant coastal hub, blends bustling markets, historic charm, and scenic waterfronts, perfect for culture and relaxation.

Kilimanjaro

Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, offers stunning trails, diverse ecosystems, and breathtaking views, perfect for adventure and unforgettable summits.

Here’s what you can do in Kilimanjaro:

• Marangu Route Trek: Climb the “Coca-Cola Route” with huts for a comfortable ascent.

• Machame Route Trek: Tackle the scenic “Whiskey Route” for a challenging adventure.

• Rongai Route Trek: Explore a quieter path with unique views from the north.

• Cultural Village Visit: Connect with Chagga communities near the base for local traditions.

• Waterfall Hike: Discover cascades like Materuni near Moshi for a refreshing break.

• Wildlife Day Safari: Spot animals in nearby parks like Arusha before or after your climb.

• Coffee Farm Tour: Learn about coffee production in Kilimanjaro’s fertile foothills.

Here’s what you can do in Dar es Salaam:

• Fish Market Tour: Dive into the lively Kivukoni Fish Market for fresh seafood and local vibes.

• National Museum Visit: Explore Tanzania’s history and cultural artifacts in this iconic museum.

• Bongoyo Island Trip: Sail to this nearby island for pristine beaches and snorkeling.

• Village Museum Tour: Experience traditional Tanzanian tribal life and dance performances.

• Harbour Sunset Cruise: Enjoy stunning views of the city skyline from the water.

• Slipway Market Shopping: Browse crafts, art, and food at this vibrant waterfront market.

• Oyster Bay Food Tour: Savor local street food and coastal cuisine in this trendy area.

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The memories from this trip is still alive, not only because of what we saw, but also the smells, the stories, and the great insights about Tanzania that our guide Albert shared with us.

Stephanie

Being on safari with Albert as a guide was a pure pleasure! He has a huge amount of knowledge that he shares from the heart, and he is a warm and kind person

Wenche

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