Top Arusha Motorcycle Tours

This thrilling 3-night motorcycle tour showcases the stunning landscapes of Northern Tanzania while providing a unique cultural experience. Explore the breathtaking views of Kilimanjaro, take a refreshing swim in natural hot springs, and engage with the local Maasai community. The journey includes a mix of on-road and off-road riding, allowing riders to experience diverse terrains and wildlife. Enjoy accommodations that emphasize local culture, and savor coffee tastings and traditional beverage experiences along the way. - Covers 717 kilometers across Northern Tanzania with a variety of terrains - Interact with Maasai people and enjoy local cultural experiences including wildlife sighting from your bike! - Swim in Chemka hot springs and take part in coffee tasting in Karatu - Suitable for intermediate to expert riders, offering a mix of adventure and cultural immersion

We specialize in off road riding in the wilderness of Tanzania completely out of the normal tourist tracks. We offer spectacular views, panoramic landscapes, and the amazing possibility of riding next to wild animals while crossing some of the most native villages in Africa. Our bikes are the very newer model Honda CRF250LA 2019 and our guides are the masters of the trails we are taking you to. The team members have different combined experiences including Wildlife Tourism, Mechanics, electrical knowledge and amazing skills in Off Road and Enduro racing. Besides that, they have exceptional knowledge of the tracks we ride on as their own pockets. They speak Swahili, Maasai and English. Such a combination of their passion and knowledge makes the greatest adventure in Tanzania. Formally known as Karanga Adventure Tours. After growing and having been in the tourism business for over 10 years we now have a young enthusiastic team with more than 25 years of experience.

A great one day experience for a group. We leave early morning on tarmac and head off to off-roads where we can go sit under a shade and enjoy some wildlife while sipping on coffe and snacks. Zebras, giraffes and antelope families is what we would normally see. A great way to unwind and just enjoy nature. We would then head to a beautiful family owned lodge for lunch. After lunch, we can head back to Arusha by either tarmac or off-roads depending on the client and depending on time. We would get back to the pick up point to finish our trip.

There are many parks to go on safari in Africa, but none quite like Ngorongoro Crater, which combines highlands with the crater space. This Ngorongoro Crater Day Trip from Arusha lets you get the most out of the area with a guide who takes you all around to see the wildlife, including zebras, lions, and wildebeest.

Be immersed in Tanzania’s great outdoors on this full-day tour to Materuni and Kikuletwa–ideal for culture vultures and active travelers in the region. Start off on a hike to Materuni Waterfalls and enjoy a refreshing dip. Next, head to a local farm to learn more about Tanzania’s coffee industry before finally unwinding in the Kikuletwa Hot Springs. This comprehensive tour also includes round-trip transportation from your Arusha hotel, plus lunch.

Discover everyday life in Mto wa Mbu on a private cultural day trip led by a local guide. Walk through the village and farming areas, visit local workshops and the market when open, learn how different communities live side by side, and sit down for a Tanzanian local lunch. The experience is designed to feel personal and unhurried, with time to ask questions, meet local people respectfully, and understand the stories behind the places you visit.

Complete your trip to Tanzania with this tour that takes you to explore the Mererani mines. Tanzania, known for its abundance of precious gems, is home to blue Tanzanite, found nowhere else in the world. Explore the Mererani Hills in the Manyara Region of northern Tanzania, where this rare gem was first discovered in 1968. See firsthand how Tanzanite is mined by both local miners and large operators, and discover the allure of the Tanzanian Ruby.

Come and experience Tanzanian culture outside of your safari! Together, we will visit Mama Max, an incredible woman who has fought her way out of severe poverty, through business training and microfinance provided by a community nonprofit, The Small Things. First you'll get a quick overview of our work empowering children, families, and communities at Happy Family Children's Village, although, for child protection, you should not expect direct contact with children. Next, we will walk or drive to Mama Max's house (depending on what you would prefer), while I tell you about how our business development program helps families like hers to keep children at home. When we arrive, we will share traditional chai tea and locally grown coffee. If you like, help cut vegetation for the animals, check the chicken's nests for eggs, and milk the cow. You'll come away with a deeper appreciation of the strength of women like Mama Max who have climbed out of poverty.

Get a shot at climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro without reaching the summit on this private day trek from Arusha or Moshi. Perfect for beginners or those without time for a full climb, this hike covers the first leg of the Marangu Route to Mandara Huts. Enjoy views of Kilimanjaro’s peak, trek rainforest trails with birds, mongoose, and blue and colobus monkeys, and re-energize with a picnic lunch at Mandara before descending.

Step into Arusha, the beating heart of Tanzania, the gatekeeper of East Africa's most iconic wonders. This vibrant city, encircled by the breathtaking landscapes of Mt. Meru and Mt. Kilimanjaro, is not just a starting point for Serengeti safaris, it’s a history-steeped destination that is sure to capture your imagination. Our journey begins with Arusha's rich past, grounded in the tribal heritage of the Waarusha and Wameru tribes. Hear captivating tales of local folklore, while we visit ancient tribal settlements, immersing ourselves in centuries-old traditions. Delve into the era of Independence as we stroll past the Clock Tower, considered to be the halfway point between Cairo and Cape Town. This monument is not just a measure of time, but a symbol of Arusha's emancipation, bearing silent witness to Tanzania's journey to freedom. Beyond its rich history, Arusha's contemporary role cannot be ignored. Known as the "Geneva of Africa"