A tour to Materuni Village and Waterfalls is a great way to spend a day away from the bustle of town life. The walk to Materuni Waterfall offers a glimpse into the nature of Tanzania allowing you either to prepare your body for the forthcoming climb to Kilimanjaro or ease your muscles after the climb.
The Materuni Waterfall tour starts with a walk through the area adjacent to the waterfall, rich in beautiful natural scenery of Tanzania. It is an opportunity to see how local fruit like avocados, mangos, lemons, and bananas grow, as well as learn some of the local history, traditions, village economy, agricultural and cultural life. When you get to the waterfall, you can refresh yourself in the natural pool, so swimsuits will come in handy!
The tour will continue with a visit to the local village lying in the coffee plantations. The villagers will demonstrate the process of coffee farming and guide you through the preparation of coffee from a bean to a cup. Sing and dance along with the Chagga people as they are grinding, roasting, and boiling the beans. When the coffee is ready, villagers will serve lunch – a national Chagga meal.
Cost Includes
- Transfer from Moshi and back;
- Entry ticket;
- Lunch
- Soft drinks and water.
- Guided tour at the coffee plantation, waterfalls and local village;
Cost Excludes
- Tips for the guide (optional - USD 10 from the group).
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EXCELLENT Based on 4 reviews Posted on Tripadvisor Alaeddine EVerified Very good Service I recommend Many thanks to Widman Safari for their Service. Everything was perfectly organized, with support from departure until return. Excellent value for money, I highly recommend!Posted on Tripadvisor Joanne JVerified Memorable first safari experience We enjoyed the game drive in Nyerere National Park and the river safari in the Selous River for 1 night and 2days.It was a comfortable and fun safari trip thanks to our guide, Charles and Dozo. They were great at explaining the animals and the whole Nyerere area so it was a great experience.It was good to enjoy the animals up close and the pick-up service was also so nice.Also, the dishes served were delicious.If you just do the safari in Serengeti, and not Nyerere, you’ll miss out!Posted on Tripadvisor SiljeVerified Much for the money! The safari started when we were picked up in Dar es Salaam. We set our course to Mikumi National Park. The guide adapted to us, and we only had a few quick stops on the road - as we wanted to get the most out of the park.When we arrived in the park we left our things and agreed a time we would meet for game drive in the park. We drove around and saw many animals in close proximity! The first thing that met us when we got into the park was a flock of elephants, which was a big wish from our side!We took an early evening and agreed to leave early for game drive. We got to see almost all the 5 big ones, except cornea! We saw leopards, elephants, lions, river horses, crocodiles, zebras, buffaloes, giraffes, hyenas, monkeys. Our guide had an enormous amount of knowledge and was engaging throughout the safari, which we greatly appreciate!We got lunch the first day, dinner and accommodation. In addition to a day and a half in Mikumi National park, and we felt this held. We can recommend this company, they are easy to deal with and deliver what they want according to the budget you have. They are welcoming and friendly!Posted on Tripadvisor Saif AVerified Highly recommended tour guide We booked a 2-day safari with Mr Widman in mid-August, we were picked up in Dar es Salaam and driven to Mikumi National Park, everyone involved was very friendly and it was always taken into account our wishes. On the second day we also got a very nice introduction through a Masai village where the culture was explained to us in more detail. Overall it was a very nice adventure and we felt very safe with Widman and his team, we can only recommend

