• Cultural Heritage Centre - An accredited guide will lead visitors through each section of the centre, providing detailed explanations about the collection of African arts, with a focus on Maasai arts, Tanzanite gemstones, spices, paints, African attire, and much more. This is the largest art gallery in Africa. Visitors will find historical masks that have been used for centuries and hold significant meaning for African tribes. The Art Gallery offers a variety of items for purchase.
• Maasai Market Curios and Crafts - An accredited guide will accompany visitors through the market, which features numerous small shops offering similar products. Although known as the Maasai Market, arts from other Tanzanian tribes are also available.
• Arusha Declaration Museum - This museum provides insight into Tanzania’s history from pre-independence to the present. Visitors can view historical tools used for production and defense. The museum highlights the transition of power and the declaration of self-reliance in Tanzania.
• The Tanzanite Experience - An accredited guide will meet visitors at the ticket booth and lead them to the Tanzanite Experience museum. A lecturer will provide information about Tanzanite since its discovery, and visitors can watch a 20-minute documentary about it. The museum showcases various mining methods, the laboratory processes for shaping stones, and both rough and finished stones. Visitors have the opportunity to purchase their favorite stones.

• Bottled water provided
• Air-conditioned vehicles for comfort
• All fees and taxes included

• Lunch

Discover the charm of Arusha with our town tour, which is situated amidst world-renowned attractions like Africa’s highest peak, Kilimanjaro, and popular safari destinations such as the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Tarangire. Experience the everyday life of local residents in their markets and explore the rich African Cultural Heritage Center. While in Arusha, you’ll learn a great deal about the area and the world beyond its borders. Spend time at the Maasai market curio and learn about the Tanzanite gemstone, a precious gem found only in Tanzania and regarded as 1000 times rarer than a diamond. Locals are amicable and enjoy interacting with tourists. You can even choose to try street food like roasted corn or bananas. The tour involves both riding and walking, making it a comprehensive exploration of the region. Don’t miss out on trying a local lunch and possibly a Kilimanjaro beer, Serengeti, Safari beer, or a glass of wine if you’re keen.

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