Kikuletwa Hot Spring Day Tour
TOUR OVERVIEW
Chemka, also known as Kikuletwa Hot Springs, is a hidden oasis tucked away in the Tanzanian countryside. Crystal-clear turquoise waters bubble up from underground geothermal springs, creating a natural pool that feels like a little paradise. The surrounding lush forest is alive with the sounds of birdsong and the playful calls of monkeys, making it a truly peaceful escape into nature.
This spot is especially popular for those looking to relax after the Kilimanjaro climb or a busy safari. The warm water is perfect for swimming, soothing tired muscles, and letting your body fully unwind. With rope swings over the water, shaded resting spots, and plenty of space to soak, it’s a favorite for both locals and visitors.
While many choose Chemka for a day trip, an overnight stay can also be arranged in advance, giving you more time to enjoy the magical setting. Spending the night here allows you to experience the springs under the stars, with the forest sounds surrounding you — a truly unique memory.
TOUR ITINERARY
The day will start with the pick-up from your hotel in Moshi town and take a drive to Chemka hot spring. Reach at the place you will be free to enjoy the fullest lingering on the edge of the spring, taking in the blue water or enjoying the green lush forest on the surrounding and enjoy the warm water swimming and you can also play on the rope swing, all on your choice. Though the pond can be of 10m deep to some places, but its water is still clear that gives the view to the bottom. You can then have your lunch from the shades of the sun bunny. You will then get time to enjoy all you can spotting some birds and monkey and you can also take the last hot shower (Swimming) then you will take the drive back to Moshi town for your next schedule
TOUR INCLUDES / EXCLUDES
- Transportation
- Professional, English-speaking guide
- Lunch and Mineral Waters
- All government taxes
- All mentioned activities
- All required fees
- International or Local Flights
- Optional activities
- Alcoholic and soft drinks
- Visa fees
- Tips
- Personal spending money for souvenirs etc.
- Travel insurance