Had a great tour through the village and learnt about the local community! Then we saw the agricultural fields and the coffee plantation. We also learnt a lot about how a cup of coffee is produced. Richard, our guide, explained everything very well and was very communicative.

Overall - this was fantastic. Our guide Samuel was wonderful. He took us through his hillside village of 7000 people. He showed us butcher shops, several churches, stores, the courthouse, his home, gardens, family. He was very knowledgable and tried very hard to teach us about his culture, way of life, etc. We walked about 4.2 miles. Easy walk. Special lunch and coffee making factory tour. Very glad we did this. Fun, educational, good exercise. 😀😀

We started with a tour of a Lutheran church built in the 1800's by Germans. It was simple and functional and interesting and beautiful. The walk from the church to the coffee farm was somewhat uphill on a dirt lane. Be prepared if it's a hot, dry day. The coffee farmer took us around his farm and educated us on every step involved in coffee farming. We hiked down a path through trees that was uneven. Well worth it but be prepared for a hike. We passed several villagers' homes to arrive at a beautiful home of a Scandinavian woman and her African husband where we were served a family-style lunch of delicious local dishes. It was way more than any of us could eat. We were able to buy coffee and handmade items. It was a great way to learn and see the local culture.

We thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Dickson our guide was very thorough in his explanation and descriptions. We had a long walk through the village and had a beautiful lunch at the end. We met the farmer who walked us through his plantation and explained how they farmer without using chemicals. Very impressive.

Walk through the village and visiting a smal scale coffee farm was a very good cultural experience. Interaction with local children during the walk, insight view of local life. The tour ends with delicous lunch, coffee tasting and the option to buy fair-trade coffee. Great to activity to start a tour in Tanzania.

Good opportunity to experience a Tanzanian village and the farmers who grow coffee. Visiting the coffee farmer and the roasting facility was a good way to understand the whole process. Our guides were so knowledgeable and nice to be with. Highly recommend.

We loved the coffee walk, especially our wonderful guide Samwel! It was a lovely experience - interesting, educational and fun! Samwel was an amazing host, spending time taking us through the village, explaining some local customs, touring the farm and coffee factory. We enjoyed a delicious lunch and the company and conversation were fantastic. (Covid update - Samwel is vaccinated and wore a mask the entire car ride so we all felt very safe)

On February 24 we did the coffee tour with lunch with 4 people. Samwel was our excellent guide. We started in the village. Visited the church, local court and walked through the coffee farms. Samwel explained a lot about the process of growing coffee, but also about the local customs. We enjoyed a lot. After the walk we had a delicious lunch and of course tasted the various coffees. Last we visited the factory. We had a very nice day!

Our guide Samwel was superb. Fluent in English, German and Norwegian as well as his native Swahili and Meru, he is very well informed and shares what he knows in a really accessible way. It was such a pleasure to meet his family and so interesting to learn about the coffee-making process from seedling to cup. Lunch afterwards was absolutely delicious and we were delighted to meet Kahawa owner Beate and her two teenage sons. We look forward to grinding our beans and drinking our coffee when we are back home in London!

We booked a trip from Arusha directly to the coffee plantage in mataruni and it was an amazing day! Our driver Nuru did a great job and we can really recommend him. Asante!

Went on the tour with friends. Very interesting in how coffee beans go from "farm to table" Sampled a few different flavors along with some cake. We were given some samples to take home which i have tried them all. Very good, thank you. Village was cool to walk around and the little gift shop has some local items that are not expensive. Our guide was excellent. Do the tour.

We came to Arusha a day before our main safari started to go on this excursion and it was everything we hoped it would be! the slight walk/hike through the village and the coffee plantation was educational, not just about coffee, but also about the culture. The traditional meal was exceptionally prepared and delivered. They also have a guest house where you can stay at Kahawa. Very cool!

Very last minute tour on our part, and we were so glad it all worked out! Our tour guide, Emmanuel, was a wonderful host and guide. We started at a village which was stunning scenery - lush mountains, vibrantly coloured buildings, and a beautiful church. We hiked for about 30 minutes through the plantations and jungle, stopping to look at flowers & plants. Emmanuel was highly knowledgeable about the local flora. He even spotted a chameleon and we took the opportunity to take lots of photos! We met a local coffee farmer who took us on a tour of his plantation and explained in detail each step on producing that precious cup. We sure appreciated our cup of coffee after!! We finished with a delicious Tanzanian meal and purchased some of the cooperatives coffee. We so enjoyed our day and would recommend for anyone interested in a real coffee tour!

We booked this tour on a whim due to having a free day in Arusha after our safari trip and we're so glad we did. It's so much more than a "coffee tour". We saw the local school, walked through the village, sampled local banana beer and banana wine, and of course saw the coffee process from plant to brew. Amani was the best guide, he knew about all the plants we saw, the people and since he grew up there he knew the village inside and out. The lunch provided was one of the best vegan meals we had during our 2 week trip to Tanzania. We were really blown away. Of course the coffee served after lunch was delicious, it was great to sample the different types. They also give you a chance to buy some coffee and gifts on your way out, and it was actually all very affordable, we wish we had more room to buy more things from them. We can't recommend this tour enough.

Well organized tour of local village and school , walk to a fair trade coffee farm with a delicious Tanzanian lunch. Highly recommend visiting wild tracks coffee farm. Our guide Samuel was knowledgeable, spoke excellent English and provided a wealth if information on local customs and organic farming.