A bicycle tour in Mto wa Mbu can be enjoyed by a wide range of people, including:

1. Nature enthusiasts: People who enjoy being in the outdoors and want to experience the natural beauty of Tanzania's countryside.

2. Cultural explorers: People who are interested in learning about different cultures and traditions.

3. Foodies: People who are interested in trying new and exotic foods. The bicycle tour offers the opportunity to taste local dishes and beverages.

4. Adventure seekers: People who are looking for an active and adventurous way to explore the area.

5. History buffs: People who are interested in the history of the area and want to learn about the traditions and practices of the local people.

6. Eco-tourists: People who are interested in sustainable and responsible tourism practices. The bicycle tour is designed to support the local community and promote sustainable tourism initiatives.

Overall, the bicycle tour in Mto wa Mbu is suitable for anyone who wants to have a unique and immersive experience in Tanzania and learn about the local culture, agriculture, and traditions.

Arusha Mto wa Mbu

A prompt departure at 6:30 AM.

Approximately 4:00 to 6:30 PM.

Bicycle and Cultural Tour

Comfortable clothing

English/Spanish Speaking Local Guide

Bicycle

Transfer roundtrip from Arusha

Enough water and the Meals for a day

Entrance fees

Government charges

Gratuities

Tips

Drinks

Any personal items of nature

Meet your local guide at your accommodation in Mto wa Mbu, where you'll receive a brief orientation and safety briefing. Your guide will also provide you with a quality mountain bike, helmet, and other necessary equipment.

Begin your bicycle tour with your local guide by riding towards Lake Manyara. As you cycle, your guide will point out interesting sights and provide information about the local culture and environment.

Upon reaching Lake Manyara, take a break and soak in the stunning views. You'll be able to see the beautiful blue waters of the lake and the wildlife that live in the area, such as flamingos, pelicans, and other bird species.

Continue your ride along the lake's shore, stopping at various viewpoints to take in the scenery and wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for animals such as zebras, wildebeest, giraffes, and buffalo that often come to the lake to drink.

Arrive at the local village and meet with a local food guide who will take you on a food tour of the area. You'll visit different food stalls and try various local dishes, such as ugali, nyama choma, chapati, samosas, vitumbua, and pilau. You'll also have the opportunity to try local brews made from bananas or sorghum.

After your food tour, head to a nearby banana plantation, where you'll learn about the cultivation of bananas and how they are used in various dishes. You'll also have the opportunity to taste freshly harvested bananas.

Next, head to a nearby rice plantation, where you'll learn about the cultivation of rice and the harvesting process. You'll also have the opportunity to try some freshly cooked rice dishes.

After visiting the plantations, continue your bike ride along the lake, passing through local villages and farms. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife such as baboons, monkeys, and even elephants that may be spotted in the area.

End your bike tour at a local bar or restaurant, where you can relax and enjoy a cold drink or a cup of coffee.

After the thrills and excitement of the day, you will have a picnic lunch in the park. You'll return to Arusha in the late afternoon/early evening.

Simba Campsite/restroom/camping

FB - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Lunch