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Moshi · Kilimanjaro slopes

Materuni Waterfalls & Coffee Tour 2026 & 2027

Materuni is a Chagga village on the lower slopes of Kilimanjaro, near Moshi. A guided walk takes you through banana and coffee farms to a tall waterfall, followed by a hands-on coffee experience and a traditional meal.

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What you will do

Walk through Chagga farms with banana trees, coffee plants and vegetables.
Reach the Materuni Waterfall for views and a refreshing swim when conditions allow.
Take part in the coffee process: pounding, roasting and tasting.
Enjoy a traditional Chagga lunch prepared by the community.
Learn about Chagga culture and farming life.

Good to know

Wear sturdy shoes, because the trail can be muddy and slippery.
Bring swimwear, a towel and a light rain jacket.
The tour is short and works well at the end of a safari or Kilimanjaro climb.

Included in our tours

Materuni and coffee tours are part of our 3-day Tarangire, Ngorongoro and Materuni safari and our 8-day 5-parks safari with Hadzabe culture.

Tours that include Materuni and coffee

Private departures with Maasai guides. Prices shown are current starting prices and each itinerary can be tailored.

8-Day 5 Parks Safari with Hadzabe Culture & Coffee Tour

8 Days / 7 Nights · from $1,700

3-Day Discover Tanzania Tarangire, Ngorongoro & Materuni

3/2nights · from $644

8-Day Encounter the Big 5 & Mt Kilimanjaro & Coffee Tour

8/7nights · from $2,393

Keep planning

Maasai village visit Hadzabe & Datoga (Lake Eyasi) Kikuletwa hot springs Ethical village visits Day trips from Arusha

Frequently asked questions

Can I swim at Materuni Waterfall?

Yes, when water levels and conditions allow, and your guide will advise you. The water is cool.

How long is the walk to the waterfall?

It is a moderate walk through the farms, around 30 to 45 minutes each way depending on pace and conditions.

Is it a good end-of-trip activity?

Yes. It is relaxing and gives a taste of life on Kilimanjaro's slopes, which works well after a safari or climb.