Sara's Guidebook

Sara
Sara's Guidebook

Sightseeing

Meet locals. Learn about history of coffee in the region as well as see actual coffee farms
Kiliman Cultural Tourism ( Kahawa Shambani)
Meet locals. Learn about history of coffee in the region as well as see actual coffee farms
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Materuni waterfalls
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Kibosho Catholic Church
Train Station
Station Road

Coworking Space

You’ll get to meet people from different parts of the world trying to make an impact
Kili Hub
You’ll get to meet people from different parts of the world trying to make an impact

Food scene

Best place to get coffee and the history of coffee in the Kilimanjaro Region. Good also for working.
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Coffee Union Cafe
Arusha Road
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Best place to get coffee and the history of coffee in the Kilimanjaro Region. Good also for working.
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Indoitaliano Restaurant (Delivery available)
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Mimosa Restaurant
Dhiru Chauhan Road
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HUGO PUB
Kili Home Recreation Centre
Cemetery Road
Keys Hotel
Eat for a good cause
Courage Café
Lema Road
Eat for a good cause

Health and Wellness

Kuringe health club
Kiusa Street
Kilimanjaro Christian Medical University College (KCMC)
Lala Salama Spa
Boma Road

A Good Cause

Want to make an impact on your visit?
Kilimanjaro Animal Rescue
Kirua Road

Pariri dwar il-belt

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Moshi by Foot

Moshi is a beautiful town and the best way to enjoy is on foot. However you can use inexpensive travel means like bodaboda or bajaj
Frażijiet utli

How to say......in Kiswahili

Hi - mambo or jambo I am - mimi ni Cab I have - naomba Thank you - Asante Goodbye - kwa heri Please - tafadhali Tomorrow - kesho Today- leo Yesterday- jana Sorry - pole Yes - ndio No - hapana How much does this/it cost - bei gani / shilling ngapi What is your name - jina lako ni nani Ok - sawa How are you - Hujambo I don’t understand you - sikuelewi Slowly - polepole/ taratibu