Day 01
Scenic Escape to Kikuletwa Hot Springs
- Visitors should bring their own towels, sunscreen, and insect repellent. It is also recommended to bring a change of clothes, as there are no changing rooms available.
- Visitors should also be respectful of the environment and avoid littering or damaging the natural surroundings. The road is very bumpy and windy, so hang on!
- During the drive, don't forget to enjoy the wonderful scenery and authentic Tanzanian life as it unfolds along the road.
- When you arrive, you're free to be yourself. Linger at the edge of the springs, taking in the blue waters and the lush green of the surrounding forest.
- Take a leisurely swim - remembering that the waters are very warm, so this is more about relaxing than an Olympic sprint - or simply float in a world of your own, listening to the water lapping and the birds overhead.
- If you're feeling adventurous, why not try the rope swing? Playing isn't just for kids. The pond can be very deep, in some places up to 10 meters, but the water is so clear that you can see right to the bottom.
- Enjoy your lunch in the shade of the trees or, if you're a sun bunny, find a sunny spot all your own. You'll also have plenty of time to spot the wildlife that enjoys the Kikuletwa Hot Springs.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
