• Arusha - Join us for an unforgettable coffee and local cuisine experience at the local farm in Ambureni village near Mountain Meru. Learn the history of coffee plantations in Tanzania, get in touch with local culture and farming traditions at our delicious gastronomy tour.

On the farm, among magnificent serene jungle, you will personally handpick beans from the coffee plants, and our stuff will guide you through each step of coffee making. Then later you will have an opportunity to try a large selection of traditional Tanzanian dishes prepared on the bonfire by local mamas. Finally, finish off with a cup of delicious, fully prepared by you, African coffee.

What to expect:

Create and taste your own Tanzanian coffee
Try a wide range of local cuisine
Enjoy the breathtaking view of African nature
Experience incredible Tanzanian hospitality
Spot the local blue monkeys and different bird species in their natural habitat

Availability: any day of the week from 13:00.

Go local, experience real Tanzania.

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

• Private transportation
• $50 for private (pick-up and drop-off) transportation
• Tip

• Chapati (Tanzanian pancakes) - Served with beans, Green vegetables or Meat/Stew
• mchicha (Green vegetables) - served with Rice, Chapati, Ugali, Potatoes etc
• Ugali - Served with green vegetables and beans
• Pilau (Rice / Fried rice) - Served with vegies
• Ndizi (Banana roasted and Stew) - Roasted banana are served with veggies and Banana stew can be served with other available food.
• Maharage (Beans mixed with vegetables) - Served with Rice, Chapati, Banana, Ugali, Potatoes etc
• Viazi (Potatoes boiled, fried/chips, stew etc - Potatoes are served with veggies and other food on the buffet
• Matunda (Fruits) - fruits of the current season Avocadoes/Mangoes/Papayas/Cucumbers/Watermelons/Bananas etc
• Tambi (Tanzanian Super-gates mixed with veggies) - Saved with Stew, beans or green vegetables

This activity gives you a unique chance to visit and experience an organic farm in a serene untouched atmosphere of African nature. You will see and meet local people, traditional houses, some domestic animals, coffee, vegetables and banana plantation as well as learning the history of Meru tribe and get involved in the process of making handmade coffee from the farm, to the dried coffee beans, roasting, grinding and finally making a cup of coffee and taste it!.

N:B By doing any tour with us you will automatically support the children project in the are and 25% of what you pay goes up and help children get access to a kindergarten education.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.