Exciting adventure add ons!

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Zanzibar, an enchanting archipelago off the coast of Tanzania, is famed for its pristine white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and vibrant cultural heritage. Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, mesmerizes visitors with its labyrinthine alleys, bustling bazaars, and historic buildings reflecting a rich tapestry of Arab, Persian, Indian, and European influences. Zanzibar's spice plantations offer a fragrant journey into the island's history as the Spice Island, making it a paradise for both beach lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Located on the southern slope of Mount Kilimanjaro, Makoa Farm is the only wildlife rescue center in Tanzania. The organization is taking care of the injured and orphaned animals that would otherwise have no chance of survival in the wild. The mission of the rehabilitation center  is to provide treatment to the animals that came in the way of harm and release them back into their natural habitat if possible.

On Makoa Farm you will see a variety of wild animals such as a cheetah, monkeys, zebras, elephants, marabous and many others, and each animal has their own story.

Nestled at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, Moshi serves as an ideal starting point for exploring lush rainforests, picturesque waterfalls, and scenic trails. Hikers can enjoy the serene beauty of Materuni Waterfalls, the vibrant flora and fauna of the Kilimanjaro National Park, and the tranquil surroundings of local coffee plantations. These hikes provide not only a refreshing escape into nature but also a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the Chagga people who inhabit the region.

Lake Chala also is a unique crater lake with a depth of more than 3000m and it is thought to be Africa’s deepest inland water body, this crater lake fed from Mount Kilimanjaro is truly an off the beaten track. The views of the surrounding area and the shores of the lake provide a magnificent picnic site. The Chala Hill walk is best done in the early morning.

Lake Chala is an ancient volcanic crater that is now a beautiful lake surrounded by 70-foot walls. This place is a hidden gem! The trip can be as active or as relaxing as you want. You can choose to hike around the rim – going all the way around the lake takes around 4 hours. You will see birds searching for prey and monkeys swinging in the trees, you will see hundred of species of butterflies and swim around approved swimming areas. It is a once-in-a-lifetime experience!

The tour takes you to the fascinating warm spring in the village with amazing clear blue water that bubble up from the ground. This place is an oasis in semi desert area. It is small pool that is 9 meters deep in beautiful surroundings covered by big trees with surprising roots of the fig trees. visitor will have a chance to swimming against strong flow of water in spring, camping overnight and having a local food prepared by our local mamas. This is a full day trip and will take around 6-8 hours and will include lunch. On this excursion, you will spend a day swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing among palm trees. There is even a rope for you to swing on before jumping into the crystal-clear springs! Make sure to keep your eyes open for small fish that will nibble at your feet!

Tropical forests, waterfalls and a unique coffee farming experience await you in Marangu! 

Materuni is one of the few villages of wonder in Northern Tanzania sitting at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro. The village is blessed with full of all the beauty worth much visiting for holiday, week-end outing or vacation. While in the village you can visit Kinukamori,Ndooro and Kilasiya waterfalls depending your time and itinerary ,you can scenic view of Moshi Town and Mount Kilimanjaro is astonishing. This green village with fresh air from green vegetations welcomes visitors to explore the beauty of the land and cultural heritage of the Chagga people.

Coffee was one of the major exports of Tanzania, whilst this has lessened, coffee growing is still widespread across the region. You will travel between 10-25kms from Honey Badger and the trip will provide you with the opportunity to meet with local coffee growers, exposure to chagga culture and cuisine with an opportunity to enjoy traditional chagga food ,and learn about the history whilst experiencing the process involved in making your own cup of coffee, i.e. the picking, roasting and grinding of the beans. This is a full day trip and will take around 8 hours and will include lunch. 

Right in the slopes of Kilimanjaro lays the town of Moshi. Originally established as a military camp by the Germans it quickly developed into a town. Moshi is a melting pot in all senses: Western supermarkets find their place next to the colorful local markets, the three main religions; Christians, Muslims and Hindus live peacefully next to one another and local and international cafes and restaurants offering dishes from all over the world competing against the local cuisine.The tour will take you to all these places giving you an insight into the everyday life in Moshi. You will have the chance to taste different types of local food and on bright days you will enjoy the stunning view of Kilimanjaro.

A Day Tours to Mt Kilimanjaro is a one-day Trekking to the first camp from the Entrance Gate or Staring point with your Trekking Guide. This can be done at Machame Gate , Mararngu Gate or Lemosho Gate. But mostly we recommend doing it at Marangu Gate as there is a nice view from the Starting point and you can visit one of the Water falls near the Gate.

After breakfast you will meet your guide and transfer to the park entrance where you begin your Kilimanjaro climb. After formalities at the park entrance, you enter the rain forest for a gentle walk through verdant scenery to Mandara Hut, you can walk via the Marangu route up to Mandara Hut, which is 2,700 metres above sea level where there is a small crater. The trip will take around 6-8 Hrs.