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Waterfalls
Materuni Waterfall
In the beautiful foothills of Kilimanjaro is the spectacular 260 ft (80 m) Materuni waterfall. This is the tallest waterfall on the Kilimanjaro slopes. During the short hike you will see local farms, tropical plants and animals, and enjoy views of the Kibo caldera and Moshi. The three-mile round trip hike is moderately challenging and takes an average of 1 hour 45 minutes. This is a common day trip for those who have just completed Kilimanjaro and are looking for a way to unwind, enjoy the local culture and scenery, and relax in the cool waterfall basin.
To learn more about hiking to Materuni Waterfalls, click below.
The cost of this trip is $60 USD per person.
This hike can be combined with a trip to a coffee farm for $100 or to the Kilekiwe Hot Springs for $150.
Kinukamori Waterfall
Just outside of Chagga Land in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro is the waterfall. The crystal-clear water originates in the natural springs of volcanic rocks on Kilimanjaro. The falls are approximately 30 minutes outside of Moshi with a 20 minute walk from the parking area to the waterfall. This is a great place to relax and enjoy a refreshing swim. The area boasts a lot of history and culture. At the top of the waterfall is a statue of a woman. According to legend, when she discovered she was pregnant out of wedlock she decided to jump off the falls and commit suicide. At the last minute she changed her mind and stepped away from the edge but was attacked by a leopard who pushed to her death. In the surround area you can spot unique wildlife, chagga culture and coffee farms.
To learn more about hiking to Kinukamori Waterfalls, click below.
The cost of this trip is $150 and includes a lunchbox and water.
Themi Waterfalls
Located Themi Leisure Park just outside of Arusha, the falls are a beautiful place to visit.
The camping is $350 usd and the day trip is $200 usd.
Lake Chala and Lake Duluti
Lake Chala, also known as Lake Challa, is a crater lake that is located between Kenya and Tanzania. The lake was formed approximately 250,000 years ago and has beautiful blue water. There is a 20-minute steep hike down to the lake but once you are at the bottom you can enjoy a relaxing swim in the clear waters.
Lake Duluti is also a crater lake approximately 20 minutes outside of Arusha. The lake is a hot spot for bird watching and observing numerous reptiles.
Day trips to either lake are $250 usd per person.
