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Njoro (Rau) Forest - East from Moshi town.
Exciting forest with nature, people and water. See the highest tree
in Africa (or Moshi) and watch Colobus monkeys eating wild fruits.
It is best to go here with a local guide from one of the tour operators,
hotels or John Kessy (0754-090699).
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Lake Chala
A crater lake on the Kenyan border, fed from Kilimanjaro. The Kilimanjaro
Chala Lodge is a delirect building site. Camping permitted, friendly
service, ask masai guide to take you to lake shore. sodas available.
Directions: East almost to Hingili border post, then a left turn,
local guide advisable, or ask directions as often as you can. Road
nearly impassable in rainy conditions. Crocodile attacks reported
in the lake. T: 1 hour. |
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Chemka Springs
(10 km south of Boma ya Ngombe)
Fascinating springs in beautiful surroundings. Camping permitted,
visitors pay a development fee to village (Tshs 2,000 each) for a
visit. Great swimming against strong flow of water, constant temperature
of 28 degrees C. Please note that one young lady was attacked by a
crocodile some years ago and tragically died. A commemoration plague
can be seen near the spring. Ask villagers to take you to show the
river, where on some days crocodiles can be seen basking in the sun.
Crocodiles are dangerous animals! |
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Kibosho
Visit the Catholic Cathedral or walk in the shamba's and forest. There
are many large Catholic and Lutheran churches on the mountain which
tell interesting stories (?). Kidia is the oldest German church
in Tanzania.
Kibosho: D: 15km (North) past International School or KCMC, T: 30minutes. |
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Marangu
Walking in the national park with a guide (waterfalls/Mandara). Also
a waterfall near the P.O. (at the turn-off to the national park).
D: Dar/Hingili road (East), T: 40minutes/1hr (for national park). |
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Mkomazi Game Reserve
Rhino and African Wild Dog sanctuary (not open for visitors), camping
available or stay in a hotel in Same.
D: South (Dar road) to beyond Same, T: 1½ hours.
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Mandara (1st Hut,
Mt. Kilimanjaro)
Drive to Marangu gate, take a guide and walk up to the first hut on
the Marangu Route. A tough, full-day's walk; wear good boots. You
will need to pay $25 per person, for entry into the park.
D: Dar - Taveta Road (East) to National Park Gate, T: 1hour. |
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Nyumba ya Mungu reservoir
A great place for birds, with fishing settlements around the lake.
D: South to Mwanga(Dar road) turn right for Lang'ata, T: 1½hours. |
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TPC Sugar Cane Plantation
A nice drive (if you like endless fields of sugar cane), especially
when the flame trees along the access road are in blossom. The road
can take you to Nyumba ya Mungu reservoir. There is an excellent golf
course with a club house which serves lunch. Visitors welcome.
D: South past Kibo Breweries, T: 50minutes. |
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Lake Duluti
Tengeru (near Arusha) via Mountain Lodge Hotel.
D: 70kms West on the Arusha Road, T: 1 hour
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Makoa Farm
Tel: 0754 312896
Half day riding safari with picnic |
The internet kiosk by the coffee shop will organise day trips
and supply a guide. Finally, a wander round the Cemetery on the
Arusha Road can be fascinating - there's quite a history there.
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