Materuni Waterfalls

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(231) · Waterfall in Moshi, Tanzania
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Materuni Waterfall is one of the Waterfalls in the Mware River. It is found in the village of Materuni on the edge of the Kilimanjaro mountain reserve.

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Jan 14, 2025
Monica's meticulous planning shone through in every aspect of the trip. We were greeted with warmth and kindness from the moment we arrived, and every detail, transportation, the hike, timing, and ev…Full review by Alicia J
Jan 12, 2025
Materuni Village, situated in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania, is predominantly inhabited by the Chagga people, one of the country's largest ethnic groups. The village's name is believed to derive…Full review by Nicetasy S
Jan 6, 2025
Loved the hike and the waterfall was amazing. Our tour guide showed us various flora including banana, Avocados, coffee. We also enjoyed the lunch with Chagga people.Full review by Namratha R
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Is this place reachable by a private car, a sedan? or 4wd is a must?
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You can get there in a regular car. Unless it has been raining and the final stretch of road turns to mud --- then you need a 4-wheeler.
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Answer by Monica D · Nov 6, 2018
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Hello I’m in Moshi for 3 days would like to know where to get a cheaper public transport to Materumi Falls and Chamke …
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Hello I’m in Moshi for 3 days would like to know where to get a cheaper public transport to Materumi Falls and Chamke hot springs not having to use the hotel organized private taxis as they are a bit pricey for me, Jessica
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hi just go to the bus stage in moshi town ,ask for the matatu that goes to materuni ,it costs Tsh 2000 or less and stops directly at materuni offices where you pay for your trip. The trip costs …
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hi just go to the bus stage in moshi town ,ask for the matatu that goes to materuni ,it costs Tsh 2000 or less and stops directly at materuni offices where you pay for your trip. The trip costs 10000Tsh but a guide will request for an extra fee, also visiting the coffee farm tour comes at an extra cost. The bus to chamka springs is also found at the same stage but it doesn't go to the springs ,it costs 1000tsh to kichwa ngombe then from there you have to take a bajaj ,its a long distance so the bajaj will have to wait for you until you finish and take you back to kichwa ngombe ,you pay at the end of the trip .You can look for people in your hotel to tag along, I did that with my hostel mates
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Answer by valentino m · Sep 23, 2018
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My sister and I are taking a day trip to the Moshi/Kilimanjaro area in February (we are in Tanzania for a very brief time). …
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My sister and I are taking a day trip to the Moshi/Kilimanjaro area in February (we are in Tanzania for a very brief time). I have a few questions: 1) Do we have to go with a formal guide to see the falls? We won't arrive in Moshi until about 12pm and most sites I see say their tours begin at 9AM. Can we do a self-guided hike to the falls, or must we go with an organization? 2) How far is Moshi/the falls from Kilimanjaro? Are there any good places we should go within the area to get good views of the mountain? We don't have enough time to climb this time around, but I would love to see it. Thanks!
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Hi Alexa, It will be great to contact Materuni Waterfalls so that they can organize a village tour guide who will take you to the waterfalls,chagga hot lunch,coffee tour for you, this will …
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Hi Alexa, It will be great to contact Materuni Waterfalls so that they can organize a village tour guide who will take you to the waterfalls,chagga hot lunch,coffee tour for you, this will help you to experience a full day at Materuni village OR contact a tour operator in Moshi, this will help you to connect you to a nice village tour guide Thanks
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