Full-Day Cycling Tour around Moshi
Highlights
Moshi
nature, cycling, adventure sports
Group Tour
1 Day
Easy
English
Description
Start the day off by getting comprehensive advice and instruction on navigating the Tanzanian roads so you are confident and safe when riding. Dive right into the bustling daily life of the Majengo district of Moshi, the heartland of Moshi craft. Pass through the small farms and family houses of the Msaranga area, taking in the daily activities. Your last stop is the old railway station of German colonial times.
Itinerary
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Moshi Cycling Tour
- Your journey then takes you through fields of growing rice, one of Tanzania's staple foods, and you have an opportunity to help out the local field workers. Enjoy the product of your labour with a tasty lunch of pilau, a traditional rice-based Tanzanian meal, as you chill out with your host family on their shady verandah.
- Continue your bike ride through the Rau Forest, a jewel of protected tropical woodland, alive with birdsong and the calls of animals. Keep an eye out for the black-and-white faces of colobus monkeys peering curiously at you as you go by. You won't be the first to wonder just how fluffy a monkey's tail can be.
- Once through the shady canopy of the Rau Forest, your last stop is the old railway station. You might feel you have stepped back one hundred years to German colonial times; close your eyes, and you can still sense the energy and bustle echoing down the century. With some luck, you will have a great view of Kilimanjaro while sipping a cold beer from the railway station bar, a lovely final stop before your ride back into town, where you can finally rest your weary but happy legs.
What's Included
What's Excluded
Know Before You Go
What To Bring
Meeting Point
Cancellation Policy
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For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.
Price
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| 4 to 6 | /person |
| 7 to 10 | /person |
| Child | |
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| 2 to 10 | /person |
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This is a group tour |
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