DESTINATION · COFFEE EXPERIENCES
The 4 best coffee experiences you can book today, with what each costs a head, how long you are in the vehicle and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Spend five days on a small-group safari through Tanzania’s northern parks, then hike to Materuni Waterfalls and enjoy a coffee tour. Expect a custom safari jeep with a pop-up roof, a guide-driver, chef-prepared meals, camping, two Serengeti days, and a maximum listed group size of six clients, or seven travelers in some booking details.
You’ll spend about two hours in a guided off-road jeep visiting Ortahisar, Göreme, Pigeon Valley, Çavuşin, and Ürgüp. Hotel pickup, photo stops, a Turkish nuts break, and a non-alcoholic champagne celebration are included. Guides such as Zuleiman, Selami, and Suleiyman are known for friendly service and helping with photos.
“Super activité Merci à Selami, notre guide. Merci pour sa bonne humeur et ses superbes photos. Nous le recommandons”
This six-hour Materuni day trip combines a hands-on Chagga coffee lesson with a 45-minute walk to a tall forest waterfall. Your guide leads you from a coffee farm through village paths and local plant life, with lunch included. Guides named by past guests include Martin and Gabriel, though assignments can vary.
Spend a full day around Kilimanjaro’s lower slopes, visiting Marangu Falls, a small coffee farm, Chagga underground caves, and the Chagga Live Museum. You’ll roast and prepare coffee, eat a traditional lunch, and may sample banana beer. Pickup is available on request, with the tour returning to Arusha.
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