The Lake Duluti, coffee and Arusha view point experience follows the day from water to golden hour. You canoe a quiet crater lake in the morning, lunch on a working coffee farm on the slopes of Mount Meru and learn how its beans go from cherry to cup, then climb into the foothills for sundowners as the light turns gold over the plains.
Three of our Arusha experiences joined into one guided day, at 10% less than booking them separately.
Booking and pick-up: Free pick-up from your hotel in Arusha, Moshi or the Kilimanjaro Airport area. Elsewhere on request. Book by 20:00 for next-day trips; same-day on request via WhatsApp.
A short drive to the crater lake of Duluti.
Life jackets on and a quick paddling lesson from your canoe guide.
Glide across glassy, forest-ringed water watching for kingfishers and fish eagles.
A guided walk through the crater forest, with colobus monkeys in the fig canopy.
A short drive onto the lower slopes of Mount Meru.
A home-cooked lunch at the coffee farm.
From cherry to cup: picking, roasting and tasting the northern highlands’ coffee.
Climbing through farms and villages towards the view point.
An open viewpoint with long views over the plains as the light begins to soften.
Chilled drinks and light bites while you settle in for the sunset.
The plains turn amber and rose; on clear evenings Kilimanjaro catches the last light.
Back in Arusha around 19:30.
Per person in USD. The bigger your group, the lower the price.
| Group size | Price / person |
|---|---|
| 1 traveller | $255 |
| 2 travellers | $180 |
| 3-4 travellers | $150 |
| 5-6 travellers | $135 |
From $135 per person
Prices are guide rates covering the essentials for the day. Message us for your exact quote.
Talk to our local safari experts for a tailor-made itinerary that fits your dates and budget.
From $135 per person for groups of 5-6 and $255 for a private solo trip - see the group-price table above. It costs 10% less than booking the experiences separately.
After sunset, around 19:30 in Arusha, so bring a warm layer for the view point.
No. The lake is calm and your guide gives you a paddling lesson first.
Yes, a Tanzanian lunch at the coffee farm, plus sundowner drinks and light bites in the evening.
