Top Arusha Trikke Tours

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.

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.

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"