Waterfall Travels · MOSHI WATERFALL TOURS
Booked by enough people to know how they go. These 9 moshi waterfall tours are compared on cost, time on your feet and how close the water gets.
Spend six to seven hours at Materuni Village near Moshi, hiking through coffee and banana farms to a tall waterfall, then learning to roast and grind coffee with Chagga hosts. Guides such as Emmanuel, Mangi, Sylvester, and Manaseh are known for adding local stories, songs, and humor. Lunch, transport, water, and entry fees are included.
Join an English-speaking guide from Arusha or Moshi for a full day of hiking, swimming, coffee tasting, and hot springs. Walk through Materuni’s banana farms to an 80-meter waterfall, learn traditional coffee making, then soak in Chemka’s clear geothermal water. Guides may include Zach, Ezra, Evance, Emmanue, or Jacqueline.
“Very helpful guide and driver. Have already sent my message praising them to GYG. A lovely day out.”
Choose a full-day outing from Moshi or Arusha, or select only the stops you want. With guides such as Imran, Moses, Asyeri, and David, you’ll hike to Materuni Falls, make coffee by hand, eat local lunch, and swim at Chemka Hot Springs.
“Everything very well organized! Imra was amazing and very helpful provinding cultural information throughout the day. I trully recommend.”
Spend eight hours in Materuni village with a private English-speaking guide. Walk through Chagga farmland to an 80-meter waterfall, share a hot local lunch, then grind, roast, and brew coffee with songs and dancing. Pickup is available from Moshi, Arusha, or Kilimanjaro and Arusha airports.
“Francis was a good guide and knowledgeable. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour under his guidance including the trekking. The lunch was made with local produces. We enjoyed the coffee experience and loved the smiling workers there. The cherry on top has to be viewing Kibo peak of Kilimanjaro on the way back.”
Travel from Moshi, Kilimanjaro Airport, Arusha, or a nearby hotel to Materuni Waterfalls and a local coffee farm, then continue to Kikuletwa Hot Springs. Your private guide handles transport, lunch, water, and entry fees. Guide Kelvin is praised for his patience and plant knowledge. Bring hiking shoes, swimwear, and a towel.
“The tour was a great experience for us. Our guide, Kelvin was very patient to answer all our questions and give us a lot of info about plants and the people in Materuni village. If you are in Moshi don’t skip this trip!”
Set out from Moshi at 9:30 a.m. with a private guide such as Alpha, Samson, Sam, or Jerry. Walk through rainforest, banana and avocado farms to 80-meter Materuni Falls, then enjoy local food, coffee traditions, and views toward Kibo when the sky is clear.
Spend 9 to 10 hours exploring Materuni Village and Chemka Hot Springs by private tuk tuk. Hike through coffee and banana farms to an 80-meter waterfall, roast Arabica beans with local farmers, eat a traditional Chagga lunch, and swim in warm turquoise pools. Guides including Hashimu and Felix have led this experience.
Spend four to five hours with a local guide walking from Materuni village to a 70 to 80 meter waterfall, then learn to roast and prepare coffee in a traditional Chagga style. Pickup is offered, the tour is private, and the $68 price includes waterfall admission. Bring swimwear and shoes suited to a 40 to 50 minute walk.
“Friendly guide and hosts, plus great nature scenery. Tasty coffee and lunch and positive atmosphere.”
Leave Moshi with Isaac or another local English-speaking guide for a moderate walk through Materuni Village to a waterfall where you can swim and relax. Add a hands-on Chagga coffee tour, Chemka Hot Springs, or both. Pickup, transport, water, and entry fees are included.
“Alles is keurig geregeld en we werden opgehaald bij onze accommodatie in plaats van bij de supermarkt in Moshi. De chauffeur was vriendelijk evenals de gids die ons meenam tijdens de wandeling. We hebben genoten van de wandeling en de omgeving en de waterval is ook leuk om geweest te zijn. Het pad kan alleen erg modderig en glad zijn dus goede schoenen zijn wel aan te raden of het huren van laarzen zoals wij gedaan hebben. Als je slecht ter been bent dan is dit niet de beste activiteit om te boeken overigens. Er zit best wat klimwerk in de wandeling.”
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