Top 15 Coffee Farm Tours in Tanzania

1.Materuni Waterfalls, coffee tour & Kikuletwa Hot Springs

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 643 reviews · from $100Our pick

Travel from Arusha or Moshi to Materuni village for a rainforest hike, an 80-meter waterfall, and a lively Chagga coffee lesson. Guides such as Balthazary, Frank, Enock, Andrew, and Victor are known for sharing local stories and helping with photos. Finish with a swim at clear Kikuletwa Hot Springs. Lunch, transport, and admission are included.

“Baltazary is an laid back guide that made our day smooth and relaxed. He arrived early to pick us up and his driving made us feel safe all day. On the way back when he said he knew a shortcut to the hotel I was skeptical but we ended up saving 30min. The highlight of the day was definitely the waterfall and the local lunch afterwards.”

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2.Materuni waterfalls coffee tour & Chemka hot springs Day trip

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 131 reviews · from $95

From Arusha, your private group visits Materuni village for a waterfall hike and hands-on Chagga coffee experience, then continues to Chemka Hot Springs for a swim. Guide Owen has led some departures. Allow a full day, bring sturdy shoes and swimwear, and expect a rough drive to the springs.

“My guide was great! Scenery was magnificent, and the springs are a great refreshing way to refresh after the hike. Its a bumpy ride. But well worth it. The ONLY warning I would give is despite what is listed, this is not a 4-6 hour tour. Its 10-12. I looked at 4-6 hours and told myself "no way" and I was right. So this is your entire day. But well worth it.”

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3.Materuni Waterfall, Coffee Tour and Picnic Hot Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 128 reviews · from $70

Spend 6 to 7 hours in Materuni Village with a private guide such as Emmanuel, Mangi, Sylvester, or Manaseh. Walk through coffee and banana farms to an 80 to 90-meter waterfall, swim if conditions allow, then roast and grind coffee with Chagga hosts before a hot local lunch. Pickup, transport, water, and fees are included.

“What a wonderful trip! The view of KILI from Materuni Village can't be beat. The hike to the waterfall was great and wonderful to interact with the locals along the way. The falls themselves are AMAZING. My guide, Mangi, was excellent - vRead more”

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4.Maasai village visit, Materuni waterfalls & coffee experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 95 reviews · from $154

Spend a full day near Kilimanjaro with private transport, a Maasai village visit, Chagga lunch, traditional coffee making, and a hike to 80-meter Materuni Waterfalls. Guides such as Pemba, Mpemba, and Alfred add local insight. Expect mud, steep sections, and no entry into Kilimanjaro National Park.

“Mpemba picked us up from our lodge, and we had a great day exploring. We were in Moshi a few days before starting a trek up Kilimanjaro. We appreciated the tidbits of information along the way. The hike to the waterfall was gorgeous. Be prRead more”

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5.Materuni Waterfalls & Coffee Tour from Moshi

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 92 reviews · from $60

From your Moshi hotel, a local guide takes you to Materuni village for a hands-on Chagga coffee experience, fresh tasting, lunch, and a 30-minute walk to a 90-meter waterfall. You can swim at the base. The private tour lasts about seven hours and includes entry fees.

“Benjamin was our guide, a nice young man, thoughtful and considerate. Lovely falls, nice walk. Everyone at the coffee making was friendly”

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6.Arusha or Moshi : Hot Spring, Waterfall & Coffee Farm Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 80 reviews · 8 - 13 hours · from $53

From Arusha or Moshi, your English-speaking guide takes you to Materuni Village for a forest hike and waterfall swim, then to a traditional coffee farm and Chemka Hot Springs. Guides such as Zach, Ezra, Evance, Emmanue, and Jacqueline have earned praise for safe driving, clear explanations, and friendly service. Check which stops your chosen option includes.

“We had an amazing experience with our three activities. Each part of the day offered something special—relaxation, natural beauty, and cultural insight. Highly recommended for anyone looking to connect with nature and local traditions. Would absolutely do it again!”

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7.Materuni Waterfalls, Coffee, and Hotsprings Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 78 reviews · 10.5 hours · from $100

Spend 10.5 hours near Kilimanjaro with a small group of up to seven. Hike to Materuni Falls, roast and brew local coffee, eat lunch in the village, then swim at Chemka hot springs. Guides including Frank, Enock, Baltazar, and Musa are praised for punctual pickups, useful local insight, and good photos. Pickup is included from your hotel in Moshi.

“Our activity was AMAZING thanks to our tour guide Chief! He was so kind and fun to be around! If you ever do this trip and have the privilege of having Chief as your guide, you’re lucky! Thank you for a great day Chief!”

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8.Materuni Waterfalls, Chemka Hot Springs, &/Or Coffee Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 76 reviews · from $70

Choose a full-day outing from Moshi or Arusha with guides such as Imran, Moses, Asyeri, or David. Hike to Materuni Falls, make coffee from fresh beans, eat local lunch, and swim at Chemka Springs. The falls trail can be slippery, and the springs are warm to refreshing rather than truly hot.

“Imran was an excellent guide and really made our first experience in Tanzania special”

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9.Coffee tour and Buffet Lunch with Kingstone Asilia (Arusha)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 74 reviews · from $55

Meet at Kingstone Asilia Family Farm near Arusha at 10:00 am for a four-hour, hands-on coffee lesson. You’ll plant or pick coffee, pulp, pound, roast, and grind beans, then drink your own cup with a traditional snack. A home-cooked vegetarian lunch is included. Hotel pickup can be arranged for an extra $15.

“We will never forget this fun and informative experience. We loved coffee before this tour and now we also appreciate everything that goes into bringing it to us. Thank you to our hosts!”

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10.Village Walk, Coffee Tour, Waterfall, and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 56 reviews · 8 hours · from $87

Spend eight hours at Materuni village near Kilimanjaro. Walk through Chagga farmland to an 80-meter waterfall, eat a hot local lunch, then roast and grind coffee with songs and dancing. Private pickup from Moshi, Arusha, or either airport is included. Guides such as Hudhaifa and Francis have led this experience.

“Honestly, it was better than expected. Our guide Hudhaifa was polite, funny and helpful. Coffee was great, lunch was delicious! Even waterfall was better than I expected. Recommended.”

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11.Materuni waterfalls,coffee tour & Kikuletwa(Chemka)Hot Springs

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 49 reviews · from $100

Leave Arusha for a full day around Moshi. Walk through Materuni’s coffee and banana-growing country to a rainforest waterfall, learn how coffee is made, enjoy a buffet lunch, then swim in the clear water of Kikuletwa, also called Chemka, Hot Springs. Private transport, drinks, entry fees, and hotel pickup are included.

“Matenuri Falls was spectacular, and seeing the coffee process and lunch in the mountain-side village was an experience to remember. Benson made everything we did even better with his knowledge and assistance.”

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12.Private Tour to Materuni waterfalls, coffee tour & Kikuletwa hot- springs

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 49 reviews · from $99

Spend about eight hours with a private guide visiting Materuni Waterfalls, learning to roast local coffee, and swimming at Kikuletwa Hot Springs. The tour includes transport, lunch, water, admission, and alcoholic beverages. Guide Kelvin is praised for patient answers about plants and village life. Bring swimwear, hiking shoes, and a towel.

“We had a great time on our tour! It started out a little rocky as the guides were late. I don't have Whatsapp, which limited our ability to check in with each other but one of my travel companions reached out. We were able to get an update and tRead more”

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13.Coffee Farm and Mangalia Waterfalls Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 48 reviews · 4 hours · from $55

Join Uhuru Adventures for a four-hour small-group outing from Arusha with guides such as Frank, Franco, and Hosea. Visit a local coffee farm, learn to roast and prepare coffee, sample local snacks and banana wine, then walk to Mangalia Waterfalls for photos or a swim. Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro views add plenty of scenery.

“We had a lovely time seeing the beautiful nature surrounding Arusha, and it was very interesting to see how coffee makes it from tree to drink. Frank was very kind, and we had a wonderful time, highly recommend.”

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14.6 Days Serengeti Safari(hiking waterfalls &coffee tour)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 48 reviews · from $1,250

Travel from Arusha through four major northern Tanzania parks, with two days around the Serengeti, a Ngorongoro Crater game drive and a final Materuni Waterfalls and coffee visit. You ride in a pop-up-roof safari jeep with a driver-guide and chef. Groups are advertised at up to six clients, though booking details also mention a maximum of seven.

“We were very lucky to have a great group of people joining us on the safari, the tour guides were nice and the views & spots were awesome. We managed to spot the Big Five :-) The price was great for the quality.”

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15.Hidden Arusha Waterfall, Coffee & Village Tour (All-Inclusive)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 42 reviews · from $40

Spend four to eight hours around Mount Meru with guides such as Anderson, Praylord, Freddie, and Prosper. Visit a village, make coffee from bean to cup, taste spices and rare honey, eat a traditional buffet lunch, swim at Mangalia Waterfalls, and finish with a 200-kilometer panorama of Arusha.

“This is not your typical tour—and it turned out to be one of the most meaningful parts of our Tanzania trip. I’ll admit, I was a little hesitant at first since this is a new, family-run business without many reviews yet. But I’m so glad we took a chance. Praylord, Freddie, and Prosper Read more”

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