5-Hour Fun Nightlife Experience at Moshi
Highlights
Discover Moshi's vibrant nightlife and local culture
Enjoy locally sourced coffee at Union Café
Indulge in local delicacies at night markets
Experience live music at popular bars
Visit lively venues like Amuz Sports Bar and Grill
Unwind at Kili East Bar with themed nights and live performances
Moshi
nightlife, cultural, Pub Crawl
Group Tour
5 Hours
Easy
English, French, German, Spanish
Languages
English, French, German, Spanish
Description
Sign up for a 5-hour journey to experience the vibrant nightlife of Moshi, Kilimanjaro. Savor aromatic Kilimanjaro coffee at Union Café, indulge in delicious Tanzanian street food, and dance the night away to live music at lively bars. Perfect for an evening of culture, flavor, and entertainment!
Itinerary
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Experience Nightlife in Moshi Kilimanjaro Tanzania
This itinerary can be customised to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
- Meeting Point at Moshi city center hotel, we do free pick up/off from any Hotel around Moshi city center. From Kilimanjaro International Airport, it will be an additional $ 50 USD per group of 4 people; from Arusha, it is $ 100 USD for a group of 4 people.
Coffee Bar at Union Café:
- Known for its relaxed atmosphere, this is a great place to enjoy a drink, especially if you're a coffee lover. It offers locally sourced coffee from Kilimanjaro. Union Cafe is the perfect place to have evening drinks and socialise with a mix of locals and tourists.
Street Food and Night Markets at Moshi
- Moshi has several night food spots where you can enjoy local delicacies such as nyama choma (grilled meat), mishkaki (skewers), and Tanzanian chapati. These spots are often located around Clock Tower or near local bars.
Live Music and Entertainment at Moshi
- Moshi Pazuri Bar: A popular spot for tourists and locals alike, this bar is known for its lively atmosphere, live music, and themed nights. You can enjoy a mix of local Tanzanian music, reggae, and contemporary hits.
Bars and Clubs and Moshi
- Amuz Sports Bar and Grill: A lively venue to enjoy drinks, watch sports, and mingle with locals.
- Kili East Bar: A popular spot near Moshi town offering live music, themed nights, and a vibrant crowd. It’s an excellent place to unwind after a Kilimanjaro Trek.
Ending Point
Moshi City Centre Hotel
What's Included
Private transport to and from the hotel
Professional English-speaking Guide
Parking Fees
Transportation fee
What's Excluded
Tipping for your guide
Personal nature expenses
Know Before You Go
Tanzania is a popular country in East Africa for visitor’s flow; this is due to the fact that it has many natural attractions including Zanzibar, Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and the Ngorongoro Crater. Tanzanians have a very good reputation in terms of safety and security, violent crime is extremally rare. And in the wild, you never know what dangers are lurking to mar your shot at a lifetime experience. So why not insure against those unseen risks? It's only prudent and sets you mentally free for your Tanzania wildlife safaris.
Nobody ever wants to have an emergency, but everybody should plan for one just in case.
Whatever Tanzania Travel Insurance covers you choose make sure it’s comprehensive in its scope. You shell out big money for that Tanzania wildlife safaris Experience. Don't cheap out when buying policy cover. Here are a few points that you need to keep in mind when buying your policy.
WHY YOU NEED A TRAVEL INSURANCE FOR TANZANIA
Travel Insurance can protect your trip from all kinds of problems and unforeseen circumstances.
You must always make sure to guard yourself with an insurance policy and plan that helps you protect your trip for your Tanzania Safety.
You should look for a Tanzania Travel Insurance policy that will cover:
Cancellation charges of your flights or packages and cover your payments in the Tanzania Travel Insurance for US Citizens.
Even on the trip, there is another policy variation that covers the cost of stolen bags, and luggage and reimburses you for your belongings.
The insurance policy can also cover you for any medical emergency helicopter rescues, like AMREF Flying Doctors - Air Ambulance Service in Africa, We provide emergency medical evacuations for patients in serious need. Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Uganda, Rwanda, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Burundi, (which are increasing significantly in Tanzania every day)
TYPES OF TRAVEL INSURANCE POLICIES FOR TANZANIA
There are many different types of travel insurance for your and your family’s peace of mind on the safari trip.
Emergency medical evacuation coverage– While in the jungles or in the throes of summiting Mt. Kilimanjaro, one of our Tanzania Safari Tips is that -if things go wrong and you require immediate evacuation or airlifting, then this little option will save your day. It's expensive but not more than your life
Protection against baggage loss, theft or damage You may lose your baggage in transit or have your expensive camera broken by a mischievous monkey. Or just have it snatched by a miscreant. Makes sense to cover it
Any Unexpected emergencies can take place 19000 ft up on the mountains.
Medical coverage for injury or illness while traveling in Tanzania is rife with tropical diseases. Malaria and other vector-borne diseases are a reality. There are even altitude sickness, traveler diarrhea, and other health hassles to watch out for. This is necessary for Tanzania Travel Insurance for Senior Citizens. Stay covered.
Trip cancellation or interruption protection It should also cover non-refundable financial penalties like cancellations such as hotel bookings, flights, and other transportation bookings if you have a sudden illness, Natural disaster, death in the family, or some other emergency.
You can apply for Tanzania Travel Insurance Online as well. We help our clients in the stepwise process of Applying for Tanzania Travel Insurance.
TRAVEL INSURANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVELLERS VISITING TANZANIA
The Tanzania Travel Insurance Benefits are manifold. Some are discussed below:
Trip Cancellation Insurance: This is a pre-trip necessity in case you are unable to take your trip. Your insurance can cover these international flight trips as they are quite expensive.
Travel Medical Insurance: There are varieties of climate conditions and temperature variations that you will encounter on the mountain. Even the fittest of people suffer due to the high altitude and difficulty to acclimatize. In case of any serious medical emergency, your travel insurance plan should be covering your trip up to 6000m above sea level.
Annual Multi-trip Insurance: If you are planning for an annual trip to different locations in Tanzania, Kenya or other countries, this multi-trip insurance can cover up these expenses.
Group Insurance: These are also offered by various travel insurance companies like Cavalry, Ripcord, etc.
WHY CHOOSE TWENDE AFRICA TOURS FOR A SAFE TANZANIA TRIP?
Our local operation managers are always available off the mountain for your assistance
A relaxed and carefree Kilimanjaro Climbing & Wildlife Safaris in Tanzania is what we offer which is risk-free and peaceful without any stress. We have all protocols in place to launch the rescue operation in case of emergencies. We have a well-devised adjustment plan for our clients. We also observe their health conditions and monitor their behavior to prevent any serious medical conditions. So, if you are wondering What To Take On Tanzania Safari, travel insurance is a must.
Your Tanzania Insurance is important so that you don’t have to pay big medical or evacuation bills on the summit in case of crisis situations.
If you are in Tanzania then you certainly can't help trying out the outdoor activities game drives, snorkeling, scuba diving, hot air balloon, trekking, etc. Try to cover for them too. Be cautious and read the fine print before selecting the Tanzania Travel Insurance policy. Choose Twende Africa Tours for Kilimanjaro Climbing & Wildlife Safaris in Tanzania to experience the safest Tanzania safaris ever. Call us now and book your Kilimanjaro Climbing & Wildlife Safaris in Tanzania with us today.
What To Bring
Is it Safe to travel to Africa? Is it Safe to travel to Tanzania?
Africa is currently Safe. Tanzania is very safe and we are ready to organize your African epic holiday.Despite of the fact of how much we are Safe mostly from COVID-19, but still Tanzania has standard operating procedures in place to contain the COVID 19 and ensure your maximum safety. Some airlines have already resumed international flights and we can plan the entire trip for you. Tanzania welcomes you again!
Requirements to get into the country:Visa
Visas are compulsory for all visitors, and cost from $50. Visas are obtainable at the airport when you arrive, but rather have one before you land, as officials tend to “not have change”. Visas are obtainable from the Tanzanian Embassy. Please contact us should you want the Embassy address in your area. You will need 2 passport photos and 2 completed forms. Should you not have the time to organize a visa, please contact us and we will gladly assist you for a small fee.
Yellow Fever inoculation certificate
The inoculation is obtainable from your nearest travel clinic or from your local physician. Staple it into the front of your passport if you are afraid of losing it. Most African countries require this certificate, so don’t ever be without it when traveling in Africa.
Malaria Tablets
Zanzibar is situated in a malaria zone, so it is recommended that you consult your physician on the prescription right for you. Pregnant women are not allowed to take Malaria prevention drugs, and are cautioned before entering any malaria area. To set your mind at rest, we stayed in Zanzibar for 2 years, and fortunately never contracted malaria. This is not to say you won’t get it..
JUST BE CAREFUL.
Insect/ Mosquito repellent
Mosquitoes, like little vampires, favor night conditions. Be sure to take a repellent, and cover all exposed areas of your body (e.g. neck and arms). We recommend that you wear trousers at night and long sleeved shirts should you be outdoors. If the heat is too much and you wear a short sleeved shirt, make sure you smear/ spray your arms with repellent. At night before you go to bed, make sure your mosquito net is either touching the ground, or is tucked in, and your exposed areas (especially your ankles) are protected with repellent.
Anti-histamine cream
For those irritating bites
Currency
Traveler’s cheques and cash are accepted at hotels and Bureau de Changes. US$ are the preferred currency. If you plan on taking cash, make sure you take large bills (e.g. $50 or $100) as these for some unknown reason always get a better rate. Don’t go running to the first Bureau you see at the airport, as these, along with the hotels and resorts, normally have the worst exchange rate. If you are planning on taking a taxi into town, rather pay the fare in US$ and go to a bureau in town. There are many all over town. Try to negotiate a better rate, you never know.
Try to pay for as much as possible in the local currency (Tanzanian Shillings), always bearing in mind the exchange rate. If the locals see you have foreign currency, they will try to relieve you of it. ALWAYS haggle or bargain and try to pretend you know what you are doing. Remember to keep some of your home currency for your return, just in case. You will also have to pay a departure tax of $30 when you leave.
Embassies
There are a few consulates on the island, but all embassies are situated in Dar Es Salaam.
Do I need Vaccinations to travel Tanzania and Zanzibar?
The vaccination should be acquired a minimum of 10 days before travel to Tanzania and Zanzibar A certificate of vaccination for Yellow Fever will be necessary for arrival from Kenya or other neighboring East African Countries, and if you have traveled recently in any other areas at risk of Yellow Fever, including South America and parts of Asia.
Travel insurance
It is imperative that you have travel insurance. Even though they do not check any certificates when you enter the airports, for your own peace of mind, make sure that you are adequately covered.
What to pack
Light sandals or rubber flip-flops. Some places require you to remove your shoes before entering. Good walking shoes if you plan on doing a lot of sight seeing.
Raincoat or umbrella if you are traveling in the rainy season. Monsoon rains are heavy.
Flashlight, for those irritating power cuts. Many hotels do have generator backup systems though.
Clothes – these should be light as it is very hot and humid. A jersey or windbreaker is recommended for those winter nights (just in case). Women are “frowned upon” for wearing revealing clothes. Mini-skirts are a definite no. Try to wear shorts (no not hot pants) or a long skirt, and try to keep the shoulders covered.
Communications
There are many Internet cafes in major towns and at some of the hotels and resorts, so in a non-emergency, this is the best form of communication. Charges range from Tsh1,000 to Tsh5,000 (about $1 to $5) for an hour’s connection. The local telephone company TTCL is inadequate, so if you need to phone internationally, best you ask at the Internet café. They usually have facilities, or they will be able to direct you to someone who has. Be careful, it may be expensive.
Electricity
This is the same as the UK and in South Africa, being 220/230 V. Do not leave appliances plugged in all day, as there are many power fluctuations which might destroy them. US Citizens will have to get an adapter and a transformer for Zanzibar power. If your plug does not match, then enquire at a local shop, they should be able to assist.
Driving
If you are planning on renting a car or motorbike, make sure you have a VALID international driver’s license. You will be stopped in one of the many roadblocks, and often police are just looking for a bribe. Bribery has become a culture amongst the police, so make sure you have the correct documentation, to avoid having to pay a bribe.
If you plan on driving in Stone Town, make sure you know the roads, as there are many one way streets and the drivers are reckless. If a police car approaches with a siren hailing, you have to pull over to the side of the road and stop, no matter which way it is going. Once it has passed, you may pull out and continue.
Crime
As with all cities, Zanzibar is not free of crime. Unfortunately it has been on the increase, so make sure you do not take valuables on holiday with you. If you do take expensive jewelry, make sure it is either locked up when you go out, or hidden from sight.
Be careful not to walk the streets at night alone, this invites trouble. If you are confronted, do not resist, and try to report the matter to the police as soon as possible. The police are sometimes rude and arrogant, but an attempt will be made to recover your property.
The shorter rainy period of October to December often has thunderstorms that pass over the mountain, dropping rains as they go. Typical the cloud disappear in the evening leaving the nights and morning very clear with excellent visibility.
January and February are usually dry, warm and clear with brief rain showers which make good climbing condition
Even thought one can climb thought out the year, January, February and September are the best month with July, August, November and December are also good.
Meeting Point
TWENDE AFRICA TOURS: Kilimanjaro Climbing | Tanzania Safari Operator in Kilimanjaro | KILI HIKE, Old Moshi Road, Moshi, Tanzania
Cancellation Policy
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For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.
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