What to do and see in Arusha Region, Tanzania: The Best Sights & Landmarks

African Legends Tanzania Safaris, is a local company and family owned specializing in day tours and safaris across Tanzania. You can choose to visit Northern Tanzania or Southern Tanzania in the comfort of our Land cruisers. We arrange all inclusive trips, the cost involves booking your accommodation, the vehicle, game entrance fees and others.

The Cultural Arts Centre is a Project of Tumaini University Makumira to promote the unique cultural heritage of music and dance in Northern Tanzania. We offer high quality and high energy performances of traditional and fusion dancing and drumming. Visitors to the centre can also take part in workshops of drum making or traditional Tanzanian cooking, as well as learning to dance and drum, and tours of traditional Maasai and Meru bomas. Our brand new facilities (conference hall, 400 seater performance hall, dance studio) and AV equipment are available for rental, as is the performance group.

Come and visit the largest charity school in Africa. Founded by Gemma Sisia in 2002 with only 3 students, The School of St Jude now provides a free, high-quality education to more than 1,800 students, boarding to over 1,100 students and employs more than 280 Tanzanian staff. Students are selected based on their academic potential and genuine financial need, meaning they are amongst the brightest and most poverty-affected children in and around the Arusha region. Each year over 1000 visitors come and see firsthand the impact people from around the world have made through a school that’s changing the lives of its students, staff and their families. St Jude’s Visitors team can assist you with your own personal itinerary and ensure you get the most out of your visit, providing you with a real insight into Tanzanian life. They can organise a wide range of activities including cultural tours, home visits and comfortable accommodation for overnight guests. See it's success for yourself.

This is one of the most important archaeological site on earth. The geological strata exposed in the gorge reveal a remarkable record of animal and human evolution from about 2 million until 15,000 years ago. Among the significant finds from Olduvai are the range of stone tool types, the thousands of animal fossils- both extinct and extant species- and fossil bones of hominids (pre- Homo sapiens) and early Homo sapiens. The hominid fossils show the evolution of humankind over a 2 million year time span and provide a sense of our recent emergence in the world as modern humans.

These fossil footprints are from the early human species Australopithecus afarensis, which date back more than 3.5 million years ago.

We are a small local family driven coffee farm which offer not only fresh grinded and served coffee but also a very nice experience which explains all the coffee production where you can self roast and grind your own coffee. You are welcome to come by.