Combine two of Kilimanjaro region’s most beautiful excursions in one unforgettable day. Start with a scenic drive to Materuni village, hike through lush farmland to the breathtaking Materuni Waterfall, and optionally enjoy a coffee experience. Then descend to the oasis of Chemka Hot Springs (Kikuletwa) – crystal‑clear, blue water surrounded by fig trees – perfect for swimming and relaxing.
Highlights
Guided hike to Materuni waterfall (70m drop)
Optional coffee tour – see, pick, roast traditional Arabica
Swim and float in the emerald waters of Chemka
Lush landscapes with banana and coffee plantations
Views of Mount Kilimanjaro (weather permitting)
Picnic lunch with local flavours
Small groups & knowledgeable Maasai/Chagga guide
Sample Itinerary
Morning: Materuni Waterfall and Coffee Tour Drive to Materuni village (approx. 1 hour). Meet your local guide and start a scenic 30‑minute hike through coffee and banana farms to the base of Materuni waterfall. Enjoy the mist, take photos, and if you wish, swim in the natural pool. On the way back, participate in a traditional coffee making demo – from roasting to grinding – and taste a fresh brew. Return to the village for a farm-fresh lunch. Meals: Farm lunch & coffee tasting
Afternoon: Chemka Hot Springs (Kikuletwa) Activities: After lunch, drive approximately 1 hour to Chemka Hot Springs, a hidden oasis with crystal‑clear, cool‑warm water. Spend the afternoon swimming, floating, and relaxing under the shade of giant fig trees. There’s a rope swing for the adventurous. Late afternoon, begin your drive back to Moshi/Arusha, arriving around 5:30–6:00 PM. Meals: Snacks & bottled water provided
100 % private & customizable
Direct with local Maasai guides
Inclusions
Park entrance fees & VAT
Transport in 4x4 safari vehicle
Professional English‑speaking guide (Maasai)
Local Materuni guide for waterfall & coffee tour
Farm lunch (local dishes) & coffee tasting
Bottled water through the day
All activities as described
Exclusions
International flights
Travel insurance
Tips and gratuities
Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra drinks)
Optional village donation (if applicable)