Moshi Walking City Day Trip Tour
Tour Highlight
This walking tour of Moshi offers a deep dive into the local life and history of the area. Your English-speaking guide will begin by taking you to the historic Moshi Railway Station, built in 1911 and reopened in 2019, where you’ll learn about its significance and connections to Rwanda and Burundi. You’ll have the chance to take a photo at the famous Moshi sign, a perfect memento of your visit.
Next, the tour continues along the railway line, where you’ll see locals commuting to work, school, and the market. The walk leads to the Mbuyuni Market, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the local food market. You’ll observe locals buying tropical fruits and regional specialties like pineapples, watermelons, and organic avocados, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions about the unique items you encounter.
After exploring the market, the tour concludes with a relaxing stop at “Union Coffee,” where you can enjoy a drink or snack. If you have specific interests or wish to visit other places in Moshi, the tour is flexible, and your guide will be happy to tailor the experience to your preferences.
Group Pricing
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| Price per person is 25 $ |
Tour Plan
You will be picked up at the agreed time together with your English-speaking guide. At first your guide will take you to the railway station, which was built in 1911 and closed in 1994, and was re-opened at 7th December 2019 due to improvement of the circumstances in this region. This station is connected to Rwanda and Burundi while you are here you will learn about the function / purpose of it. For sure you’ll have the chance to take a picture in front of the famous Moshi-sign for your memories. We’ll continue our walk on the railway line (only one train per day in the early morning – so no worries!) accompanied by many locals which are on their way to/from work, market or school.
Our next destination is the Mbuyuni Market: a fresh product market on which you’ll experience how locals sell/buy their daily food and also observe regional specialties. You’ll find yourself surrounded by locals who are shopping tropical fruits that are produced in Kilimanjaro region and also some from outside, e.g., pineapple, watermelon, organic avocado. We’ll walk slowly to ensure that you can enjoy this important place of local people’s life and your guide will be happy to answer any question you might have (we’ll find some vegetables or similar that is totally new for you, promise!).
After 1 – 2 hours we’ll finish our tour and from our experience our clients appreciate to be dropped at “Union Coffee”, where they can have a cup of coffee, some soda or also a snack after the walk. In case you are especially interested in a place / part of Moshi which is not captured within the above-described tour (e.g., souvenir shopping place) and/or want to be dropped somewhere else (e.g., hotel), just let us know – this tour is flexible and we are happy to do our best to create your unique and personalized Moshi experience. We’re sure you’ll enjoy it as we know Moshi by heart and can also support with recommendations.
Included/Exclude
- Walking tour
- Professional, English-speaking guide
- All mentioned activities
- Additional Services/Activities
- Insurance
- Personal Expenditure
- Flights Tickets
- Accommodations
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EXCELLENT Based on 374 reviews Sandya-and-Erik21 October 2025Verified Great activities with Said! First 3 hours did Tanzanian cooking class with 'Mamma' and her team in a farmhouse complex in centre of the village. Learned how to make dishes with local veggies like cooking-bananas and spinach, great!Then the 2 x 1 hour walk to the waterfall and back. Also very nice. Said was our guide and had excellent knowledge and helpfulness! Thomas D9 October 2025Verified Amazing experience Had an amazing experience with Noel as my guide. He was very knowledgeable about the peoples and plants of the area and went in-depth about the coffee making process. Highly recommend! Anna S9 October 2025Verified Super! Saidi was an excellent guide, explaining and showing us everything, and telling us lots of interesting things. I'm very glad I chose him. Thank you all very much. Krys G8 October 2025Verified Waterfall/coffee Tour ✨✨✨ This was a great way to experience local more of a local experience before our big trek. I am currently here with Women Who Explore, it was amazing! The hike to the waterfall is actually short, the waterfall is massive, lunch was plentiful, and the COFFEE... oooof! Amazing experience! Very festive! Robin7 October 2025Verified Perfect activity for 3-4 hours A nice hike to the waterfall. The hike is not very tough for hikers. The lunch and coffee tour were very tasty and fun to experience Tatiana D4 October 2025Verified A great day! Wonderful day with Noel learning all about the region and the organic coffee process! The waterfall was so beautiful and the food was delicious. Yamen S3 October 2025Verified What an amazing experience What a great experience People are friendly and welcoming Views are amazingAnd the preparation of coffee was amazing experience My guide Noel was amazing, he walks me through everything in details, took great photos for me, and offered me banana beer 😊 José Luis F2 October 2025Verified nice experience in Materuni Nice experience in the land of coffee in Materuni, Kilimanjaro area, where our guide Noel took us to the waterfalls of Materuni, a walk with medium/low difficulty and then good traditional food in Materuni Village, with the demonstration of the coffee process, and to finish a delicious cup of coffee.Joel our guide is very friendly and knows the terrain very well, and was explaining many plants as well as their use.Asante Sana! Laura G1 October 2025Verified Recommended First we could enjoy the beautiful views of Kilimanjaro from Materuni Homes. Then we made the excursion to the waterfall, spectacular. We even dared to take a bath! After the tour we were taught the whole process of how to make coffee and finally we enjoyed a rich meal.Our guide was Sylvester and we couldn't have more luck. Thanks for the jokes, the Swahili lessons and for showing us around.We'd repeat!Healthy asanteAleix and Laura Marina P1 October 2025Verified Atmospheric place! A very atmospheric place! This is where you taste real organic coffee. Guide Noel tells us a lot of interesting information about coffee varieties, growing and cooking methods. Next, you will participate in a cooking ritual with national songs and dances. And from here, you have a beautiful view of the snows of Kilimanjaro. Recommend a visit