Discover Moshi

Most climbing routes up Africa's highest mountain start from Moshi, where numerous experienced trekking operators organize equipment, guides and porters for the multi-day trip to the snow-capped summit.

The fertile volcanic slopes at the foot of Kilimanjaro offer ideal conditions for growing Arabica coffee, and guided farm tours show the entire process from harvest to traditional roasting.

The Chagga people, who live on Kilimanjaro, still preserve traditional underground escape tunnels as well as craft techniques, which can be seen on guided village tours in the hills around Moshi.

On clear days, usually in the early morning hours, Moshi offers a spectacular view of Kilimanjaro's snow-capped summit, which towers majestically over the town and the surrounding green plantations.

Kilimanjaro International Airport is only about 45 minutes from Moshi and is served with direct flights from several African and international destinations.

Most climbing routes up Africa's highest mountain start from Moshi, where numerous experienced trekking operators organize equipment, guides and porters for the multi-day trip to the snow-capped summit.

The fertile volcanic slopes at the foot of Kilimanjaro offer ideal conditions for growing Arabica coffee, and guided farm tours show the entire process from harvest to traditional roasting.

The Chagga people, who live on Kilimanjaro, still preserve traditional underground escape tunnels as well as craft techniques, which can be seen on guided village tours in the hills around Moshi.