• Cultural Heritage Centre - Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre: Begin your day by visiting the Arusha Cultural Heritage Centre. This is an excellent venue to delve into the rich culture and history of the region through art, crafts, and artifacts. It is a must-visit for anyone eager to fully immerse themselves in Tanzanian culture and art.

Upon entering, a world brimming with passion and creativity unfolds before you. The air is filled with history, creativity, and a deep love for the land. Strolling through its halls feels like a dance through time, guided by the histories and traditions of countless generations. Each piece of delicate craft and art begins with a brushstroke from the renowned intricate Tanzanite and other rare gemstones from Tanzania.

• Shanga & Shanga Foundation - The Shanga Shanga Foundation, located in Arusha, Tanzania, is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities. They accomplish this by offering employment opportunities and skills training, enabling these individuals to create handmade crafts and products. Shanga Shanga focuses on sustainability by utilizing recycled materials in their creations and promoting eco-friendly practices. Their visitor center in Arusha allows tourists to purchase these unique products, observe the crafting process, and interact with the artisans. Through their efforts, the Shanga Shanga Foundation enhances the quality of life and independence of people with disabilities in the Arusha region while fostering social and environmental responsibility.

• Arusha National Natural History Museum - The Arusha National History Museum is renowned for its collection of natural history specimens and exhibits related to the diverse flora, fauna, geology, and cultural history of Tanzania and the East African region. The museum highlights various aspects of the region’s biodiversity, including fossils, minerals, plants, insects, reptiles, mammals, and birds. It serves as an educational and research institution, aiming to promote awareness and appreciation of Tanzania’s natural heritage. At the Boma Museum, you can see the 600-year-old giant tortoise and gain new insights into the area’s history and natural heritage.

• Maasai Market Curios and Crafts - Maasai Market: Arusha serves as a gateway to Maasai lands, and you can experience their vibrant culture by visiting the Maasai Market. Here, you can purchase traditional crafts, clothing, and jewelry made by the Maasai people, along with other traditional items.

• The Tanzanite Experience - The Tanzanite Experience, India St Blue Plaza: An accredited guide and expert will meet you at the ticket booth and lead you to the Tanzanite Experience museum. The lecturer will share the history of Tanzanite since its discovery, and you can watch a 20-minute documentary about Tanzanite. You will see different methods used in mining the renowned Tanzanite, the laboratory processes for shaping the stones, and both rough and finished stones. It’s a great opportunity to purchase the stone you admire.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Local lunch
• Alcoholic drinks (beer)
• Unlimited bottled water

• Tips
• Additional accomodation before and at the of the tour
• Service not mentioned in the program

Arusha’s blend of stunning landscapes, wildlife, cultural encounters, and outdoor activities makes it a popular choice for visitors discovering Tanzania’s marvels. On this tour, travelers will enjoy walking tours, observing the daily lives of local residents, and experiencing local transportation such as mini-buses known as “Dala Dala” and Bajaj (tuk-tuks). Before departing, be sure to grab some distinctive souvenirs to commemorate your cultural adventure in Arusha.

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