DAY TRIP IN MOSHI

Moshi is located right in the slopes of Kilimanjaro.Originally established as a military camp by the Germans it quickly developed into a town, thanks to its railway station and the emerging coffee trade in the region

Moshi tours will take you to all these places giving you an insight into the everyday life in Moshi and its surroundings.You will have the chance to taste different types of local food and on bright days you will enjoy the stunning view of Kilimanjaro.

Moshi Day Trip safari

1.Materuni Waterfall
2.Marangu day Trip
3.Masai culture
4.chemka Hotspring
5.Lake chala day Trip

Materuni Waterfall

Materuni is the home of the Chagga tribe and is still an authentic tribal village. This charming place is just 15km away from Moshi Town and is the last village before the Kilimanjaro National Park.Materuni Waterfall is one of the Waterfalls in the Mware River It is found in the village of Materuni on the edge of the Kilimanjaro mountain reserve

It crosses through valleys and hills covered by tropical rainforest, past coffee, banana and avocado “shambas”, the Kiswahili word for farms. On a clear day, great views of Kibo and Moshi town can be seen. The hike to the base of the Waterfall can be demanding at some point and hiking boots are recommended especially during wet seasons. As this trip is so close to Moshi town it is ideal for those people with limited time but who would still like to see some of the nature and beauty that this region of Tanzania has to offer.

Marangu Day Trip

Marangu Day Trip takes you to Marangu town arranged on the lower inclines of Mount Kilimanjaro. Marangu is a vivacious market town with a cool air. The territory of the town makes it an ideal starting stage for climbing. At the base of Mt Kilimanjaro, incorporated by rich scenes, lie covered falls. After a short drive of about 45mins in a private vehicle to one on the most notable course regions, "Marangu Waterfalls", it is possible to examine the forest and discover the falls by walking.

The "Marangu Waterfalls" is arranged on the incline of Mt. Kilimanjaro national park, is moreover a stunning territory for climbing, winged animal watching and taking in the sights of nation Africa. The social the movement business program offers the open entryway for visitors to watch traditional metal falsifiers, visit near to sinkholes and falls similarly as experience life in the close-by chagga tribe. People around Marangu town are welcoming and we believe you will benefit as much as possible from your time with them. While in Marangu one can get comfortable with the chagga culture by visiting a regular chagga house made of straw material. Also the customary sustenance made by bananas and neighborhood mix known as Mbege can be tasted in the midst of your trip.

Kilasya Falls: The walk to these picturesque falls is a leisurely hike through local banana plantations and quiet clusters of homes. You'll use stepping stones to cross the river and there's a bit of muddy downhill hiking to get there, but the reward at the end is a towering waterfall with blessedly cool waters beneath. The particularly adventurous may even wish to hop in for a quick swim.

Local coffee plantation tour:You'll pay a visit to a locally owned and operated coffee plantation to learn more about the process that takes the beans from the tree to our cups. Try your hand at manually grinding and roasting beans, and reward your hard work with some delicious, fresh coffee.

Chaga tunnels tour: You'll venture down into the inky black darkness of the tunnels in which Chaga sheltered when the Maasai would raid from the lowlands. Your guide will guide you unerringly through the underground labyrinth as he describes the days of guerilla warfare and how the people survived underground for so long.

Banana beer tasting: Visit a local banana beer vendor to try this potent local brew

Masai Culture

Maasai Cultural Experience Day Tour The culture is a distinctive character of this fascinating ancestry group of noble people (Maasai) with beautiful and interesting stories every visitor would never want to miss. Unlike many other tribes in Tanzania, the Maasai are semi-nomadic pastoralists inhabiting northern Tanzania.

They live by herding cattle and goats and still exist on a diet of milk, blood, and meat. Nowadays, it is becoming very common in places for the Maasai to supplement their diet with grain. The Maasai Cultural Villages are a good stop for anyone wanting to spend a day/ night in an authentically constructed Maasai boma or learn about Maasai traditions. You should know that the Maasai have not fared well in modern Africa. They still make their homes in circular enclosures protected by thorny makeshift fences keeping their cattle at the center of the home.

Chemka Hotspring

Chemka Hot Springs in Moshi, Tanzania also known by some as Maji Moto, known locally as Kikuletwa Hotsprings, is paradisiac oasis amidst the Tanzanian savannah. The crystal clear springs offers captivating, Bounty-styled views, and dense vegetation around making it a real oasis in the middle of the African plains.

The Chemka Hot Springs is located in an area locally known as Rundugai a merely 2-hour drive from Moshi (Tanzania) which is the main climbing hub for Mt Kilimanjaro climbing and approximately the same distance from Arusha the safari hub of Northern Tanzania and Africa.

A visit to the Chemka Hot Springs is a great way to start or finish your Kilimanjaro climbing tour or Tanzania wildlife safari tour if you want to visit Tanzania for a wildlife viewing adventure.

Highlights: After driving down a dirt road and navigating across an arid expanse, the Maji Moto Hot Spring appears suddenly as a hidden oasis. The water is crystal clear and swimming underwater is truly amazing. There is also a rope swing which local kids perform acrobatic feats from. If you’re feeling adventurous you can give it a go for free.

Lake Chala day Trip

Lake Chala is the Crater Lake that marks the border between Tanzania and Kenya on the eastern edge of Mount Kilimanjaro, not far from the town of Moshi and 8 km north of Taveta.

The tranquillity and peace of Lake Chala seem a thousand lifetimes away from the bustle of Moshi town, but it’s actually only an hour’s drive away, so perfect for a day trip with a difference. Lake Chala is a caldera lake fed by clean, cold underground streams from Kilimanjaro itself, and it’s renowned for its gloriously changing colours; from deepest turquoise to emerald green to azure and all colours in between. It’s a perfect place to relax and unwind and you’ve the choice of hiking the picture-perfect countryside around the lake, swimming in its sparkling waters (don’t forget your cozzie!) or kayaking across the border to Kenya. Or all three! It’s a day full of getting up close and personal to one of the greatest (and quietest) treasures of Tanzania