Day Trip - Africa Natural Tours ( africanaturaltours.com )
Day
Trip: Africa Natural Tours (For Kilimanjaro, Serengeti and Zanzibar) Tanzania
safari company in Moshi
Specialized
in: Wildlife safaris, Mountain climbing,
Cultural tourism and Beach holidays in East Africa
Contact
+255 653 679 958
Email: info@africanaturaltours.com
Website: www.africanaturaltours.com
Day Trip
Whether you are visiting or
volunteering and have a few days with nothing to do or wishing to
implement a day trip into your itinerary… there are numbers of hidden gems
close to Arusha and or Moshi that feature northern Tanzania’s rare beauty and
charm.
Arusha National Park.
ANP is a small but spectacular park that
covers MT. Meru. With its many easy and close-up first encounters of giraffes,
zebras, gazelles, buffaloes and Colobus monkeys it can be a great place to
start a safari. Combine the walking and canoe safaris and encounter a peaceful,
relaxing excursion with stunning views of both Meru and Kilimanjaro. Enjoy the
spectacular bird watching, basking hippos and various antelopes drinking at the
water’s edge.
Materuni
This lush rainforest region is known
to produce some of the best coffee in East Africa. Visit the coffee plantation
while sipping freshly roasted Tanzanian coffee and learn about the local Chagga
culture. Hike along the trails through small villages and banana plantations on
your way to a delicious picnic lunch beside Materuni Waterfalls.
Chemka Hot springs.
45 minutes from Arusha, hidden by a
beautiful green forest of Chemka there are natural underground hot springs. The
deep clear and clean pond is ideal for taking a relaxing dip and great place
for a peaceful picnic or bbq.
Lake Chala.
Bordering Tanzania
and Kenya on the eastern edge of Mount Kilimanjaro this gorgeous
quaint private game reserve overlooks the small Crater Lake, Lake Chala.
Relax by the lake, go hiking around the crater or take in animals such as
elephants, baboons, monkeys and antelopes. Go for the day or spend the
night or weekend and stay at one of the luxury tent camps.
For
more information visit www.africanaturaltours.com
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