Making the african coffee was basically the my need for this tour. I loved the way they make coffee plus the African lunch I shared with the Locals.

If you are interested with knowing how to make a local coffee this is a place to visit. Book your Materuni waterfall and coffee tour, Enjoy the African lunch at the waterfall.

Materuni village feels like a resort with lush green vegetation and small traditionally made villas. The waterfalls are a short hike down from the village. It is high and actually one of the highest and beautiful in Tanzania. The water was warm that day. You can bring your swim suit when you want to be in this place and enjoy it better. After swimming we went to a small farm belonging to a local family. This was another colorful part of the trip. The guide was helpful to ensure we understand the whole process of brewing coffee. The farm owner was at this stage our teacher. We got to see and participate with music and drums. Coffee was made with incredible process from been green beans to been roasted coffee all in traditional local capacity with almost zero technology used.

The water falls was very fresh and cold. We surrounded by the forest and greenish everywhere it gave us the sense of been in the jungles of Africa. Everyone we came with was happy to enjoy coffee that was made from local farm. It was the end of dry season when we were there swimming was hard due to water temperature but, the general experience was amazing giving us the best experience in Africa.

I wanted to explore Moshi and this was a very great way to do it. I was able to see the Kilimanjaro. Our local guide from Burigi Chato Safaris recommended we do this activity after the hike from Kilimanjaro. I visited the water falls as the managing director organized the whole visit. I was with a very detailed guide who knew a lot about the village and the people there. This village is in a beautiful spot on the hill at the slopes of Kilimanjaro.

The guide met us at our hotel. We drove to the starting point by the office vehicle. Our transport was offered by the company at 40 usd which was worth it provided the distance. At the water falls we stopped to take photos. Then we ate a little bit of snack and food! After meals and a little bit of survey around the water falls we went to the coffee farm that belonged to a local villager. We were shown the process of making coffee from the tree to the cup. It fun and interesting because of the songs and dances that were presented by the hosting family.

We are lucky to have the excursion in the region during the day that we had nothing to do and decided to go out. The water falls has a path you need to go through to get there. This path is in a village sharing the same name with the water falls. Tanzania is a very friendly country that have friendly people. When going to Materuni falls you pass through a village with many children and local houses. Everyone was happy to see us and came out to give us greetings. Our guide was kind and friendly. He invited us to go to the family where we had coffee and delicious lunch.

Our time in Kilimanjaro was very joyful with our guide Martin who taught us how to pick off coffee from the tree and make a cup of coffee. Martin organized a very individual tour matching our interests and schedule. It was nice of him to make sure we were well taken care of and had the best experience on this day.

Our guide was giving us a lot of details. He was very friendly to us and could listen to all our questions and concerns. This day was a great one as we met many people from the village who taught us how to make coffee and swimming was nice at the pool of the falls. This water fall is tall and said to be among the tallest in the country. With all people we met in the village we learnt a lot and enjoyed as they were nice to us

With a group of five people we did a hike to the water falls. On our path we were met with kids and villagers who call this piece of heaven their home. The landscape is beautiful and the view of Kilimanjaro from here is better. Our guide knew a lot about the place as he was one of the locals. We were taught the coffee production process and we prepared our own cups and this was an amazing thing for us to do in a day at Moshi.

Gabriel took care of us all the time. He is a local at this village and knows a lot about it. He organized for an amazing lunch. He took us with his people all they way to the farm where we learnt how make local coffee. The whole process of making coffee was accompanied by local songs and dances. I was happy and can never forget this experience

We learnt how to make coffee from a local perspective. The coffee we use come from factories but this use the same process only that there is a man who owns the farm that teaches you how to do it. The coffee is roasted from firewood stove util it is ready to for the next process the smell was very nice. Everything is hand made. After lunch we had banana beer. This was a fun cultural experience.

I am thankful for this company went a mile further to show me the beautiful nature of the country. I was happy to prepare my cup of coffee and part of my food. The stuff was fantastic. It is very nice place to go to after or before climbing Kilimanjaro. Everyone is recommended to do this because it ease you from the stress of the mountain climbing.

After kilimanjaro we visited materuni waterfall for coffee making experience. The tour was real amazing as we experianced the local African coffee making and swiming. It was a supper Day Trip.Thank you Burigi Chato for this Tour.

I cant wait to review this water fall ( Materuni water fall), one of the waterfall we visited one day after our Kilimanjaro trekk, This Very Impressive Waterfall Is One Of The Tallest In The Area, It Crosses Valleys And Hills Covered By Tropical Rainforest, Past Coffee, Banana And Avocado This tour is a great way to spend a day away from the bustle of town life. The walk to Materuni Waterfall offers a glimpse into the nature of Tanzania allowing you either to prepare your body for the forthcoming climb to Kilimanjaro or ease your muscles after the climb.