Spectacular Materuni Waterfalls can be the foremost destination for those who appreciate nature. The home of the ancient Chagga Tribe offers various wonders to its travelers. The views are truly breathtaking, and with some luck, you will see the summit of Kilimanjaro. The waterfall, named after the village, is immense and gorgeous, and it’s well worth the visit when you’re in the African country of Tanzania.
Hike through lush rainforests to reach these stunning waterfalls.
The highest peak in Africa, offering breathtaking views and challenging trekking opportunities.
After breakfast at your Hotel in Arusha depart for Materuni Village. First you will visit the waterfalls, which are around a 40 minute walk away. Your guide will inform you about the culture of the Chagga, village life and explain the surrounding fauna and flora. When you reach the waterfalls, you will see that they are more than 80 meters high. The pool at the bottom of the waterfall is an inviting place for a refreshing swim so don‘t forget your swimwear! After having enjoyed the scenery, you slowly return with your guide to Materuni village, where you will experience a traditional Chagga lunch. You also will have the opportunity to taste our local banana beer. Next is coffee experience, here you will learn how coffee is cultivated, dried, roasted and further processed. You will also be invited to help with the grinding of the coffee, which is traditionally accompanied by Chagga songs and dances - a fun way to immerse yourself in the local culture. Depart for Arusha or Airport.
Best Time to Visit for a Day Trip to Materuni Waterfalls The best time to visit Materuni Waterfalls is during the dry season, which typically falls between **June and October**. During this period, the weather is pleasant, with clear skies and minimal rainfall. This provides ideal conditions for hiking and enjoying the natural beauty of the area. However, even during the rainy season (November to May), the waterfalls are still impressive, and the lush greenery adds to the charm of the hike. Remember to check the weather forecast before planning your trip.