• Old Boma Museum - For an entrance fee of $6, visitors can explore the Arusha Natural History Museum, located in the historic German BOMA. This museum offers a fascinating journey through Tanzania’s rich history and present. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed by the impressive colonial architecture of the BOMA, a significant link to early East African history. Inside, intriguing exhibits on human evolution highlight Tanzania’s pivotal role as the “Cradle of Mankind,” featuring discoveries from Olduvai Gorge. Another captivating section delves into the region’s colonial history and diverse wildlife and ecosystems, showcasing taxidermy specimens. Additionally, the museum provides valuable insights into the vibrant local cultures. This visit is incredibly informative, offering essential historical, anthropological, and natural context, perfectly complementing any Tanzanian safari.

• The Tanzanite Experience - Tanzania is the sole location on Earth where tanzanite is mined, making this gemstone rarer than diamonds. It is believed to be 1,000 times rarer due to its exclusive location. Through a guided tour, visitors learn why tanzanite is not only rare and sought after but also about the complexities of its mining, the skills involved in cutting and polishing, and the stories and myths surrounding the gemstone. The museum also features a shop where visitors can find valuable gems at affordable prices, depending on their preferences. Prices range from $100 to $3,000 and beyond, offering beautiful gems for everyone. Tanzanite, with its glamorous violet-blue hue, is found exclusively in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. The rarity of its location enhances the gem’s value, making it a unique and sought-after addition to any jewelry collection.

• Arusha Clock Tower - Known as a popular meeting point in the city of Arusha, the clock tower was built by Galanos, a Greek millionaire who arrived in Tanganyika in the early 20th century. It is believed that the Arusha clock tower is situated exactly between Cairo and Cape Town and is considered the central point of Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda. After visiting the clock tower, the tour continues with a walk to one of the oldest hotels and schools built during the colonial era.

• Maasai Market Curios and Crafts - A guide to the best attractions in Africa, the Maasai market is an ideal place to watch and shop for affordable, beautiful, and colorful souvenirs to take home. This open-air market offers a wide variety of products, including African pots and pans, various types of clothing like safari t-shirts, fabric clothes, and Tanzania jerseys, Maasai shoes and sandals, jewelry and necklaces, bags of different sizes, Shuka/Maasai blankets, and artwork.

• Cultural Heritage Centre - Visit one of the largest art galleries in Africa, where you can explore a vast array of art from different parts of the country and across Africa. Additionally, there is a nearby shop where visitors can enjoy purchasing souvenirs if they are interested.

• Tanzanite museum tour
• English Local Guide
• Food Market tour & Maasai Market tour
• African Art Gallery and cultural heritage costs
• 2.5 to 6 hours guided city tour in Arusha
• Hotel pickup and drop-off near city center

• Foods
• Drinks
• Natural history museum (German BOMA) Fee ($6USD per adult)
• Accommodation
• Money for purchase souvenirs while on the tour (Bring cash please)
• Tips (Gratuities), Optional and depends on satisfaction of the travellers
• Additional tour after Arusha walking city tour

Discover the enchanting town of Arusha and its remarkable attractions. Let a local guide lead you on a historical and cultural adventure through the city’s core, both on foot and with brief drives. Dive into the essence of Tanzania with us. Our knowledgeable local guides do more than just show you the sights; they immerse you in the vibrant daily life of Tanzania. The journey begins at the historic German BOMA. From there, explore the city’s government district to gain insight into its contemporary administration, and then uncover the fascinating tale of Tanzanite at its dedicated museum. As you pass the iconic Clock Tower, you’ll sense the city’s vibrant energy, including the Maasai Market and the lively Central Food Market, where you’ll learn about local cuisine and culture. The tour concludes at a top African art gallery. This experience goes beyond landmarks; it’s a personal, educational journey that will leave you with a deep appreciation for the people and spirit of Arusha.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.