Things to Do
Adventure, wildlife, nature, culture, food and local discoveries across the corridor.
51 River and Forest Hike
Loitokitok
The Nalemoru River, originating from Mt. Kilimanjaro, flows through Loitokitok on the Tanzanian side and is renowned for its clear, cold waters. A scenic spot known as "51" along the river features a captivating waterfall and mystical caves. Following a short hike, the trail leads through the Kenyan natural forest, specifically the Outward Bound area, characterized by ancient trees. The ascent culminates at the Kenya-Tanzania border, an area known as "No Man's Land," completing a beautiful adventure.
Amboseli wildlife safari
Amboseli
Game drives and iconic Kilimanjaro views in Amboseli.
Chyulu Hills hiking
Chyulu Hills
Explore volcanic hills, trails and wilderness landscapes.
Gateway East Africa — Experiential Training Program, Tanzania
Moshi
A structured 7-day, 6-night immersive learning programme for working adults and university researchers. The programme combines ecological foundations, outdoor safety and field skills, cultural immersion, community project work, environmental fieldwork and reflection.
Horseback Safaris & Conservation Rides
Kilimanjaro
Experience Tanzania from horseback, moving through the landscapes around Kilimanjaro and Meru while discovering wildlife and supporting conservation. Our horseback safaris offer flexibility in starting dates and duration, with trips starting from a minimum of 3 days/2 nights. Whether you’re seeking a short adventure or a longer expedition, we cater to your preferences.
Kilimanjaro mountain experience
Kilimanjaro
Mountain trekking, village experiences and time beneath Africa’s highest peak.
Maasai cultural experience
Loitokitok
Responsible cultural encounters, storytelling, craft and community connection. On our Masai village visit, you can get to know some of the planet’s most special people. You may see them by the roadside during your safari travels in Kenya – tall, lean, and brilliantly adorned in their bright reds and blues. Their cattle are always nearby. These are the Maasai people and the closely related Samburu peoples, the oldest tribes of East Africa. Their cattle and goats are central and sacred to their way of life, economically and spiritually as well. For they believe it is their mission to care for these animals, who in turn supply them with meat, milk, and the means from which to barter. The men dressed in their brightly colored shukas are trained as warriors, to hunt game and keep their families and livestock safe. Both men and women are always adorned with colorful, hand-made beaded bracelets and necklaces that show off their skills and also their status. While on safari, you can add a special cultural moment by visiting with these nomadic people in their nearby villages comprised of mud-thatched structures called bomas. Here, you can meet and learn about their lifestyle, their customs, and ceremonies. This may well be the standout experience of your safari adventure.
Meturini Waterfalls Chagga Traditions
Moshi
Waterfalls & Chagga Traditions Spend 2–3 unforgettable hours exploring the natural and cultural treasures of Kilimanjaro. Coffee Estate & Conservation Walks — Guided by an expert who knows the land, plants, and wildlife, stroll through lush coffee fields and wild conservation areas. Hidden Waterfalls — Discover a nearby waterfall tucked into the forest, a refreshing highlight of your journey. Chagga Culinary Experience — Shop for fresh local ingredients and learn how traditional Chagga dishes are prepared, connecting you to one of Kilimanjaro’s oldest tribes. Cultural Insights — Gain a glimpse into the ancient Chagga way of life, their customs, and their enduring role in shaping the region’s identity. This experience blends nature, culture, and flavor — perfect for travelers seeking both adventure and authenticity.
Moshi coffee experience
Moshi
Step into the heart of Tanzania’s coffee story. Wander through lush farms at the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, where every cherry is hand‑picked with care. Farm Tours — Walk among vibrant coffee trees, meet local farmers, and learn the secrets behind cultivating world‑renowned beans. Roasting & Brewing — Watch the transformation from cherry to cup, as traditional roasting methods bring out rich aromas and bold flavors. Tasting Sessions — Sip freshly brewed Kilimanjaro coffee, guided by experts who reveal the notes of chocolate, citrus, and spice hidden in every cup. Cultural Connection — Immerse yourself in the heritage of coffee, discovering how it shapes daily life, traditions, and community in Moshi. This isn’t just coffee — it’s a journey of taste, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.
Nature’s Crest Farm
Loitokitok
Nature’s Crest Farm is a serene, eco-focused retreat nestled near the iconic Mt. Kilimanjaro. Our farm is a sanctuary designed for guests to reconnect with nature, immerse themselves in sustainable practices, and find rejuvenation away from the hustle and bustle of city life. At Nature’s Crest Farm, every experience is curated to bring peace, wellness, and a profound connection to the natural world, blending restful activities, immersive farm tours, and wellness practices in the shadow of East Africa’s most breathtaking landscapes.
Northern Tanzania safari
Arusha
Connect Arusha with Tarangire, Ngorongoro and Serengeti.
Olgaria Beads Workshop
Loitokitok
Discover colourful, handmade jewellery by Maasai women in Kenya. Every purchase supports these incredible women, providing extra income beyond their livestock (🐐🐄), which are struggling due to increasing drought. From necklaces and earrings to bracelets and keycords, Olgaria Beads offers unique handmade jewellery by Maasai women living in Olkaria, Kenya. 🇰🇪 Each piece is personally crafted with love by one of 20 amazing women, providing them with essential extra income for their families. The jewelry features intricate, colorful beadwork that reflects the deep-rooted cultural heritage and visual storytelling of the Maasai people.
Amboseli National Park
Amboseli
Iconic Kilimanjaro views, elephants, wildlife and wetlands.
Chyulu Hills
Chyulu Hills
Volcanic hills, caves and open wilderness.
Kimana Wildlife Sanctuary
Kimana
A community-linked wildlife sanctuary and a key stop near the Kilimanjaro foothills.
Mount Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro
Africa’s highest mountain and a defining landmark of the corridor.
Ngorongoro Crater
Ngorongoro
A world-famous crater and conservation landscape in Northern Tanzania.
Serengeti National Park
Serengeti
Vast plains, wildlife and the Great Migration.
Tsavo West National Park
Tsavo West
Wildlife, lava landscapes and Mzima Springs.