Africa’s highest mountain and extinct volcano.
Test your endurance by climbing to the top of Kibo peak. Unforgettable.

Easily accessible from your accommodation, less frequented than more famous game parks, and where you are able to see giraffe, buffalo, zebra, warthogs, monkeys, flamingos and elephants.

Founded in 2007 and now employing more than 60 people with a range of disabilities to make creative products including weaving, glass blowing, beading, paper making and metal work, using recycled materials wherever possible.

This unique establishment expresses African culture and art with quite possibly the largest concentration of African arts and artefacts within the largest gallery in Africa, itself an architectural complex like no other. The role of the Gallery is to represent, communicate and celebrate Africa's Cultural Heritage, which it does exceedingly well! You will want to visit more than once.

This gorgeous geothermal spring is popular because of its setting and warm water (‘maji moto’). You can enjoy soaking in the natural pools, testing the rope swing, and relaxing in the shade of the huge trees. This oasis in the savannah is clean and well-maintained.
On a very clear day you can see Kilimanjaro!

This labyrinth of informal shops promotes local crafts directly benefiting local craftspeople. Souvenirs, paintings, masks, sculptures, clothing, jewelry, beaded calabashes and so much more can be found and at very reasonable prices for those who know how to bargain. It is a sensory experience!
A great place to practice your Kiswahili language skills.
Take a deep breath, smile and dive right in.