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Materuni Waterfalls & Coffee Tour

Regular Package
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Description

Experience Tanzania’s cultural heart and natural beauty with a day trip to Materuni a charming Chagga village nestled on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. Combine a guided walk to the impressive Materuni Waterfall with an interactive coffee tour led by local farmers.

This is the perfect tour for travelers who enjoy hiking, local culture, and supporting community-based tourism.

Inclusions:

  • Private transport
  • Local Chagga guide
  • Entrance fee to waterfall
  • Traditional lunch and bottled water
  • Coffee making experience
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off (Moshi/Arusha)

Exclusions:

  • Alcoholic drinks
  • International flights (from/to)
  • Tips (tipping guideline $20 pp per day)
  • Government imposed increase of taxes and/or park fees
  • Personal items (souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
  • Additional accommodation before and at the end of the tour

Schedule

  • Day 1Materuni Waterfalls & Coffee Tour

    Depart from Moshi or Arusha in the morning and head toward the lush foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. Arrive at Materuni village where you’ll be welcomed by a local guide from the Chagga tribe.

    Begin a short hike through banana and coffee farms toward Materuni Waterfall a stunning 80-meter cascade surrounded by rainforest. Along the way, your guide will share stories of local traditions, farming practices, and village life.

    After visiting the falls, return to the village for a hands-on coffee-making experience. You’ll learn how to roast, grind, and brew Arabica coffee — all while singing traditional songs. A delicious local lunch is served to complete the experience before returning to Moshi or Arusha.

FAQ's

Any kid old enough to enjoy and appreciate the experience will have a wonderful time on a safari. On the majority of safaris, there are quite long drives on unpaved roads, which are not really suitable for infants and very young children.

The Tanzanian shilling (TZS) is the official currency of Tanzania. However, US dollars are widely accepted in most tourist areas.

It's not recommended to drink tap water in Tanzania. Stick to bottled water or filtered water, which is available at most hotels and lodges.

Tanzania has a rich culture and history, with over 120 different ethnic groups. Visitors can experience traditional Maasai culture, visit local markets and villages, and learn about the history of the slave trade on Zanzibar Island.

Yes, visitors need a visa to enter Tanzania. You can obtain a visa upon arrival at the airport or apply for one in advance at a Tanzanian embassy or consulate.