Top 7 Things to Do in Arusha Before or After Your Safari

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Top 7 Things to Do in Arusha Before or After Your Safari

Arusha isn’t just a gateway—it’s an experience. Here’s what you can explore before or after your safari:

  1. Visit the Maasai Market – Shop for handmade jewelry, art, and fabrics.
  2. Take a Coffee Tour – Learn how coffee goes from bean to cup on local farms.
  3. Explore Arusha National Park – A great introduction to Tanzanian wildlife.
  4. Hike Mt. Meru – Less crowded than Kilimanjaro but just as beautiful.
  5. Cultural Museums – Learn about local history at the Arusha Declaration Museum.
  6. Dine at Local Restaurants – Try Tanzanian dishes like nyama choma or ugali.
  7. Relax at a Family-Friendly Lodge – Enjoy peaceful garden spaces and mountain views.
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