• Materuni Waterfalls - Materuni is the residence of the Chagga tribe and remains a genuine tribal village. This delightful location is only 15km from Moshi Town and is the final village before reaching Kilimanjaro National Park.

Begin by visiting the waterfalls, which are approximately a 40-minute walk away. The trail can be slippery and muddy, so it’s advisable to wear sturdy hiking boots. The views are absolutely stunning, and with some luck, the summit of Kilimanjaro may be visible. Upon reaching the waterfalls, you’ll find they stand over 80 meters tall. The pool at the base of the waterfall is perfect for a refreshing swim, so remember to bring your swimwear!

After enjoying the scenery, you’ll leisurely return with your guide to Materuni village, where a traditional Chagga lunch awaits. You’ll also have the chance to sample the local banana beer – a must-try!

Tip: Chagga tribesmen are renowned as Tanzania’s finest brewers.

• Materuni Waterfalls - But there’s more. Next, the coffee experience awaits. Here, you’ll learn about coffee cultivation, drying, roasting, and processing. You’ll also be invited to assist with grinding the coffee, traditionally accompanied by Chagga songs and dances – a delightful way to engage with the local culture. Before departing, savor the coffee you helped create and enjoy the views of the surrounding rainforest.
• Kikuletwa Hot Springs - Following the coffee tour in Materuni, the journey continues to the Kikuletwa Hot Springs. The drive to the hot springs takes about an hour and 20 minutes, partly over bumpy roads.

Spend a wonderful afternoon as you wish, whether basking in the sun, chatting with locals at the small bar, or swimming – the choice is yours. Depart the hot springs in the late afternoon (just before sunset) and return relaxed to your hotel in Arusha or Moshi.

Note: Bring swimwear and towels.

• Private transportation
• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes

A holistic journey encompassing trekking, understanding coffee production, exploring local breweries and a rejuvenating soak at the thermal springs

High probability of witnessing the majestic Mt Kilimanjaro, offering spectacular panoramas along the way, weather permitting

Get acquainted with the finest beer producers from the indigenous tribes of Tanzania

A reinvigorating plunge into the crystal-clear waters of Kikuletwa, complete with an enjoyable swing

Familiarize yourself with the entire coffee-making process, from picking and roasting to grinding, culminating in your very own cup of locally produced organic coffee

Please note: the path leading up to the waterfalls can be slippery, so it is recommended to wear suitable hiking footwear

• The trail to the waterfalls can be slippery have some good hike shoes

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