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Wondering what to do in Arusha and how to travel conveniently in this enchanting city? Trip Insight Tanzania with the office in Arusha town got you covered. Make every minute of your brief stay in the Tanzania Safari capital count and stay warm come rain or any situation with our Arusha Taxi service. Getting a taxi with Trip Insight Tanzania and making a cost estimate is easy. So don’t waste your time dragging around your luggage in the subway/airport or anywhere; when you would rather enjoy the city marvels or relax in your hotel room. Trip Insight Tanzania Service and explore the city at your leisure.
How to get a Taxi in Arusha?
In Arusha, taxis can’t be hailed as easily as in Western Countries cities, as it’s not mandatory for taxi drivers to pick up passengers from the street. Instead, there are plenty of taxi stands all over the city, scattered around sightseeing areas. You can also find them typically located outside hotels, in front of the central Bus Terminations, SuperMarkets, Shopping Malls and similar major public transport hubs.
Benefits of Booking Arusha Taxi in Advance
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Famous Arusha Clock Tower
This landmark clock tower has an interesting background. It is believed that the Arusha Clock Tower is located exactly between Cairo and Cape Town, and is in considered the center point of the three countries of Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
Airports in Arusha
There are 2 airports within Arusha Region. Kilimanjaro International airport (IACO HTKL; IATA JRO) which services in and outbound international carriers and international charter flights and the second airport is the Arusha Municipal Airport (ICAO HTAR; IATA ARK) that handles all domestic flights within Tanzania:
Arusha airport:
Arusha Airport (IATA: ARK, ICAO: HTAR), also known as Arusha Airport, is a small airport in Tanzania with domestic flights only. The longest flight from Arusha ARK is a 300 mile (483 km) non-stop route to Dar es Salaam DAR. This direct flight takes around 1 hour and 50 minutes and is operated by Coastal Aviation.
In total there are 7 airlines flying from and to Arusha. Those carriers are: Air Excel, Auric air, Regional air, Coastal aviation, Precision air, Zanair, Air Tanzania and most Popular destinations from Arusha are: Lake Manyara, Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro, Seronera, Dar-es-salaam and Grumeti.
Kilimanjaro Airport
Kilimanjaro Airport (IATA: JRO, ICAO: HTKJ), also known as Kilimanjaro International Airport, is the third largest airport in Tanzania. It is an international airport and serves the area of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Kilimanjaro Airport has non-stop passenger flights scheduled to 17 destinations in 8 countries. The longest flight from Kilimanjaro JRO is a 4,288 mile (6,901 km) non-stop route to Amsterdam AMS.
This direct flight takes around 8 hours and 20 minutes and is operated by KLM. In total there are 16 airlines flying from and to Kilimanjaro. Most flights are operated by one of the following carriers: Precision air, Air Tanzania, Auric air, KLM, Coastal aviation, Uta air express, Qatary airways, Air excel, and Ethiopian airlines.
The only intercontinental flights operating from Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) are between Kilimanjaro and Europe and between Kilimanjaro and the Middle-East. Please note that there are no direct services between Kilimanjaro and the United States, Canada, Southern America, Central America, the Caribbean, Southern Asia, China, Japan, Eastern Asia, South-Eastern Asia, Central Asia or Oceania.
Airport and Excursion Transfers Service
Airport Transfer Service
You will be met at the Airport by our Executive with an Insulated water bottle. A traditional Tanzanian welcome follows. Transfers are done by our own fleet of private cars / coaches.
Guide Service
Tried, tested and reliable Guides have been shortlisted in every city for the clients. Effort has been made to ensure that guides have good historical knowledge, pronunciation, diction and accent.
Special Interest Group Service
Itineraries can be specifically "custom designed" for "special interests" such as Cultural Activities, Architecture, Photography, Gardening, Cooking, Wildlife, Soft Adventure etc.
Excursions & Sightseeing Tours Service
Trip Insight Tanzania welcomes you to a wonderful selection of Arusha, Kilimanjaro & Manyara tours and hope that we can make your touring in Arusha a special experience. Same day, overnight and long term excursions are catered to with our fleet of private cars. The drivers speak fairly good English and are tried, trusted, polite and helpful. Sightseeing tours are arranged to places of interest in Arusha and surrounding areas.
If you’re looking for reliable and professional transport service in Arusha with small customized tours of Arusha and its surrounding areas, and local Tanzania’n tours with personalized itineraries, all at very reasonable prices, you have come to the right place. Experience all that Destination Tanzania has to offer with a professional and experienced Tanzania tour guide when you join one of our standard, small group tours or have us design a customized tour to suit your needs and interests.
We have a wide range of tour options catering for all interests including and we are coverring the following areas:
Arusha Town tours
Take your time to discover the beauty of Arusha city from Clock tower (the half way between Cairo Egypt to Johannesburg South Africa) and take walking to Maasai Market, proceed to Arusha Declaration monument and museum, central market to learn different African spices, vegetable and fruits, visit Arusha City bus terminal, then later drive to Cultural Heritage Centre for shopping and visit Snake park and Maasai boma at the same place (option to visit snake park) after enjoying different kinds of snake, birds, crocodiles, tortoise etc drive back to your hotel.
Moshi Town Tours
Moshi is a small, town that nestles in the gently-sloping foothills of the majestic Kilimanjaro. It’s the traditional jump-off point for the brave souls that attempt Kilimanjaro but Moshi isn’t just about climbing. It has a spirit and energy all its own, and, although the grand beauty of Kilimanjaro looming in the distance is ever-present, it’s worth exploring for its colour, bustling markets and daily lives.Take the daladala with the locals to ride around town and stop at one of the many streetside cafes for coffee and cake while you decide between which of the many day trips available.
Materuni Waterfalls
Materuni Waterfall is a booming waterfall just 15-kilometers from Moshi Town. When combined with a coffee tour in the village, it makes for a perfect day trip before or after your Mount Kilimanjaro climb. With about eight kilometers of walking throughout the day and 300 meters of incline, this adventure is a great warm-up for the legs while also getting to immerse yourself in the local culture. The tour begins by observing the entire process of making a cup of coffee, from seed to mug. After a locally produced lunch, you head off to explore the massive Materuni Waterfall.
Serengeti National Park
Named as one of the Seven Wonders of Africa, the Serengeti is makes up one of the most important ecosystems on the planet, supporting and abundance and diversity of animals and birdlife that is hard to match anywhere else. The national park, which is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also home to the highest concentration of large predators in the world.The Great Migration is the most dramatic wildlife spectacle on the planet and there’s only two places in the world where it takes place: the Masai Mara in Kenya and the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.
Ngorongoro Crater
The main attraction, which is the Crater, is pretty small. It stretches at 8,292 km2 (3,202 sq mi) and goes for about 610 metres (2,000 feet) deep. The great thing is, animals are just in plain sight with nowhere to hide. Hence, you can see it one day. You can even make a quick side trip to Olduvai Gorge if you wish! If you think about it, you get to see A LOT in even just half a day. Every direction you look, you can spot zebras, lions, elephants, wildebeests and if you’re lucky, black rhinos, too! So if you are on a tight schedule, it would definitely be very easy (and wise) to squeeze a Ngorongoro Crater safari in your itinerary.
Tarangire National Park
One of the lesser-known game reserves in Tanzania, Tarangire rivals the Serengeti in its great number and diversity of wildlife. It is a good choice for travellers who wish to encounter more animals and less tourists while on safari. The Tarangire National Park is known as a wonderful birding destination and also features large numbers of game, particularly during the dry season, when the Tarangire River is the only source of water in the area. The landscape is of particular interest too, due to the high number of scenic baobab trees. Tarangire can be visited in one day.
Marangu day Tour
Marangu town nestles on the fertile slopes of majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, and it’s brimming with tradition. You’ll explore the culture and terrifying history of the Chagga Tribe (they built those caves for a reason) and you’ll take a short but delightful hike in the lush green landscape to a sparkling waterfall but, don’t worry, you won’t run out of energy because you’ll visit a coffee plantation and have the chance to roast and make your own coffee. The buzz you’ll get from our packed-so-full-it-hurts Marangu day trip won’t just be the caffeine. Immerse yourself in traditional town life for a day, the Marangu way.
Lake Manyara
Although only a third of the park consists of dry land, the reserve boasts a higher diversity of plant and animal species than the far larger Serengeti. Established to protect the vast elephant herds that the area is known for, Manyara features an incredible wealth of habitats, from soaring groundwater forest to acacia tortilis woodland, a tranquil soda lake, bubbling hot springs and the steep escarpment of the Rift Valley. The Great Rift Valley is at its most impressive here, with a precipitous drop of about 500 m (1 600 feet) to the flamingo-rimmed lakeshore.
Kilmanjaro National Park
Every year, about 50,000 people from around the globe trek to Tanzania to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. As Africa’s tallest mountain, ir entices climbers, hikers, and everyone in between to visit. The views from the mountain are spectacular. You will have endless opportunities to capture photos of breathtaking vistas, unique animals, and beautiful vegetation. When you visit Mount Kilimanjaro, you’re visiting one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Experience almost every type of climate as you ascend and descend the mountain. There are also day trips to Kilimanjaro.