You will be taken from your hotel in the morning, and driven to the Arusha National Park. The park is relatively small, but it contains incredible variety of fauna and flora, which will certainly impress you. The heart of the park is Mount Meru, popular with trekkers aiming to avoid the often crowded routes of Kilimanjaro. Your day trip will include a visit to the Ngurdo Crater and Momela lakes, alkaline lakes whose shallow waters come from underground springs, which bottom is overgrown with many algae that water birds that live on their shores feed on. You will be able to see buffaloes, waterbucks, giraffes, warthogs, zebras and baboons, together with many different bird species. At the Momella Gate, an armed ranger will accompany you on walking safari that will give you opportunity to experience the wildlife from up close. There are not many other national parks in Tanzania that can give you such possibility, so it is something that you should not pass. There will be picnic lunch served in the afternoon, as you continue your tour in the safari vehicle through the park. After plenty of time for game viewing, we will take you back to your hotel in Arusha.

Lake Chala is a caldera lake supplied by clean and cold underground streams coming from Kilimanjaro, well known for its spectacular changing colors, ranging from turquoise to emerald green and azure. This volcanic area is perfect for camping, swimming and exploration. There is a camping ground with several camping sites available, and here you can find a bar, restaurant, hot showers and barbeque grills.

Here you can hire a kayak and gaze around the edges of the lake, looking for birds and monkeys playing in the trees. If you look close enough, you might be able to spots baboons and even elephants during dry season, as they migrate from Tsavo National Park in Kenya. Lake Chala is a perfect place for bird enthusiasts, as you can see more than a 200 species permanently resided in the area! After all the excitement, you will have lunch, followed by return transport to your hotel.

The Kinukamori waterfall is in fact integral part of Marangu village, and offers different look at the Chagga culture. On top of this waterfall you will be able to see a statue of a woman who, according to legend, became pregnant out of wedlock and decided to commit suicide by jumping from the top of the falls. However, she changed her mind and while she was about to step away, was attacked by leopard who pushed her down to her death.

On the bright side, today this place is perfect for swimming, or just relaxing and enjoying the refreshing breeze from the waterfall. Along the way we’ll pass through stunning forest of  Eucalyptus trees, among many others. At Kinukamori you will be served with picnic lunch, before departure to your hotel.

Kikuletwa Hot Springs, also known as Chemka Maji Moto among locals, is without a doubt the most exciting place for swimming in Tanzania. Situated between Moshi and Arusha, this place is a perfect gateway, surrounded by amazing roots of fig trees makes a hidden paradise. Kikuletwa Hot Springs is never crowded, and there is a big chances you will have the natural pool just for yourself.

Regardless to its name, water in the hot springs is quite refreshing, as it comes from Kilimanjaro mountain. This is the one place where swimsuit is a must. After the swimming tour, we will take you the village of Rundugai, where lovely local ladies will prepare delicious lunch for you. After the lunch, we will take you back you to your hotel.

This breathtaking waterfall is one of the tallest in the area, pouring crystal clear water from the Kilimanjaro glacier from 70m down into the basin. Picturesque path leads to Materuni Waterfall, which is located 2500m above sea level.

The trails goes through the valleys and hills overgrown with tropical rainforest, followed by coffee, banana and avocado farms. On a sunny day you can enjoy the great views of snow covered Kibo and Moshi town in the distance. Walk to the base of the waterfall is not an easy one, and hiking boots are recommended.

A cultural experience such as banana beer brewed or coffee roasted the traditional way can be added to your hike.

You will be picked from your Arusha hotel in the morning, and transferred to Marangu, located at the foothill of Kilimanjaro just outside the entrance to the park. This tour provides spectacular panoramic views, perfect for taking pictures.

We organize for you the visit to a home and memorial of late Yohano Lawro, the first local who climbed the mountain, as he joined Dr. Hans Meyer on the first recorded successful climb in 1889. Here you will have the opportunity to read original log books of Mr. Lawro, who lived long and fruitful life for astonishing 115 years! Documented evidence tell the story of his amazing adventures up the Kilimanjaro, as he guided treks up the mountain until the age of 70.

As you walk through Marangu, you will be hypnotized by fantastic sceneries and numerous waterfalls such are Kinukamori, Moongo and Mteshani Falls. A picnic lunch will be served at the waterfalls.

At the Chief Mangi area, you can see that the first court and primary school in the northern region of Tanzania are still functioning. Kilema Roman Catholic mission keeps the first coffee tree planted in Tanzania by Irish missionaries about 100 years ago. Today, Kilimanjaro area is the leading coffee producer in the country.

You will be picked from your Arusha hotel in the morning, from where we’ll drive you to Marangu, situated in the fertile hills of Kilimanjaro. Here you will meet your village guide, who will first take you to the Chagga Live Museum, where you will get to know about the traditional ways of this agricultural community, and also the tribe’s history.

Later on, the guide will lead you through coffee and banana plantations, all the way to the spectacular waterfalls. Along the way, he will tell you a story about flora and fauna of the Kilimanjaro region. At this spectacular sight, and with the roaring sound of the water coming down from above you will have lunch, and also take a swim in the refreshing waters of the waterfall. In the afternoon we’ll take you to the small village of Mamba, which is famous for its caves, once used as a refuge for women and children during war with Masai tribe. Here you will have opportunity to visit a local blacksmith who still forges spear heads in the traditional way. Later in the afternoon we will transfer you back to your hotel.