A wildlife sanctuary & luxury ecotourism resort offering an exclusive and unparalleled experience tucked away in the Siha district of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Our 1100 110 m2 villas feature panoramic views of Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. Each villa has porches and seating areas for our rescued wildlife to come say hello! Our carefully curated ecosystem thrives through direct revegetation of over 5000 hand planted endemic flora; beneficial to our animals.

Today you will be pick up from Arusha (Pick up point to be advised) to Serval wildlife Area for the tour
A wildlife sanctuary & luxury ecotourism resort offering an exclusive and unparalleled experience tucked away in the Siha district of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Our 1100 sqft / 110 m2 villas feature panoramic views of Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. Each villa has porches and seating areas for our rescued wildlife to come say hello! Our carefully curated ecosystem thrives through direct revegetation of over 5000 hand planted endemic flora; beneficial to our animals. Continually planting 200-500 trees on a monthly basis

Later on the day you will drive back to Arusha for drop off (Drop off point to be advised)
Lunch and Drinking Water will be provided.

We will pick you up from your hotel and drive to Materuni village area. Once we arrive, you will take a leisurely walk through the lush forests to the stunning Materuni Waterfalls. The trek will take approximately 40-50 minutes, and you will have plenty of opportunities to swim, take photos, or simply relax and enjoy the breathtaking views.

After visiting the waterfall, we will return to the village, where our car will be waiting to take you on a short 5-minute drive to a nearby coffee plantation. Here, you will have the chance to learn about the fascinating process of coffee making, from bean to cup, and even purchase some locally sourced coffee to take home with you.

We will then enjoy a delicious buffet lunch featuring local cuisine before making our way back to your hotel. Throughout the trip, our knowledgeable guide will be available to provide you with information about the local culture, history, and natural beauty of the area.

We will pick you up from your hotel in Arusha and after around 3 hour drive, you will reach the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Ngorongoro Crater is a crown jewel of the area, and its wildlife boasts some exceptional features. The crater itself is home to about 30,000 animals and is the only place in Africa where one can almost certainly see the Big 5. Additionally, Ngorongoro is one of the few places where the endangered African black rhino can be seen. As this area is not an official national park, the Maasai people reside here without any boundaries, and visitors have the opportunity to encounter them in their natural habitat. At the crater floor, visitors can also witness large groups of lions, while at Lake Magadi, they can observe big herds of water buffalos and hippos in their own pool while enjoying a picnic lunch. The bird life is also impressive, with over 500 species recorded, including thousands of greater and lesser flamingos, sandpipers, storks, and vultures.

The charming village of Marangu, situated at the base of Africa’s tallest peak, Kilimanjaro, provides captivating insights into the daily life of the Chaga tribe and their rich local culture. The Chaga people ingeniously used tunnels to defend against fierce Masai raids, particularly during prolonged periods of drought when the Masai were unable to sustain their cattle and sought resources from the lush slopes of Kilimanjaro. This Cultural Tour on the slopes of Kilimanjaro encompasses a visit to the remarkable Chaga tunnels, a hike to a breathtaking waterfall, a tour of a local coffee plantation, and the chance to savor the nourishing banana beer favored by the locals. Notably, Marangu served as the starting point for Hans Meyer’s historic first ascent of Mount Kilimanjaro in 1889.

This day trip will ttake you to a picturesque heaven – a stunning geothermal spring, famously known as “Maji Moto” (Swahili for hot water), which is a beloved spot for both locals and the tourists. Nestled in an oasis near the village of Chemka, these hot springs are nourished by an underground river flowing from the Kilimanjaro National Park, approximately 60 km to the north. On a cloudless day, you will be treated to breathtaking vistas of Mount Kilimanjaro and its majestic peaks.

Enclosed by ancient, towering trees, the area exudes a natural and verdant ambiance amidst the African savannah. The journey from Arusha takes approximately 2 hours, and upon arrival, you will find a cluster of small shops operated by the villagers, offering very tasty food and refreshing beverages. It is highly recommended to indulge in a rejuvenating dip in the warm and crystalline waters, which is not only enjoyable but also safe. Additionally, non-swimmers can avail themselves of rubber rings for added buoyancy. For those seeking an overnight experience, camping facilities are available on-site. The Maji Moto area is meticulously maintained and pristine, overseen by the local Chemka village community, who levy a small entrance fee.

We will pick you up from your hotel in Arusha and after around 2-3 hour drive, you will reach the Tarangire National Park. This area was a favorite hunting ground for Hemmingway during his big game safaris, but fortunately today cameras have replaced the need for hunting rifles. Tarangire National Park boasts the highest concentration of elephants in North Tanzania, with herds often numbering up to 300 animals. The Tarangire River provides a year-round water source, attracting numerous animals from the surrounding areas during the dry season (July to October). If you visit the park during this time, you will witness a remarkable spectacle as lions, giraffes, buffaloes, wildebeests, zebras, and various antelope and gazelle species gather at the river to drink. With some luck, you may even spot a python! The dry season is also a paradise for bird enthusiasts, with over 550 different species, including the Masai Ostrich, the largest bird in the world. After a lunch break at a suitable picnic spot, the afternoon will be dedicated to further wildlife observation. Before sunset, we will transport you back to your hotel in Arusha.

Early in the morning we will collect you from your hotel for an exciting day in Tanzania’s wilderness. As we make our way to West Kilimanjaro, we will pass through a forest reserve where you may spot Colobus Monkeys in the canopy. Your hike will begin at 3,500m above sea level on the rugged terrain of Shira Plateau. Take a moment to appreciate the sights, smells, and colors of Tanzania’s stunning wilderness as you lace up your shoes. Accompanied by a ranger, you will traverse different trails and enjoy magnificent views of Kibo, and Kilimanjaro’s northern glaciers, if the weather permits. The vast plains of Amboseli National Park in Kenya and the deep gorge of the Simba River provide a striking contrast to the world’s highest free-standing mountain. When you reach the northern rim of Shira Crater, take a moment to stop at various observation points and admire the volcanic cones dotting the landscape below. Hike at your own pace and enjoy a picnic lunch under the open sky along the way. This moderate hike is suitable for all, but at 3,500m, the air is thinner, so take your time and savor the untouched landscapes and the presence of the mighty Kilimanjaro. After a 4-hour hike we will return you to your hotel.