Had one extra day after climbing Kilimanjaro and decided to give this a try. The caves were interesting but the guide left a lot to be desired and couldn’t answer a lot of questions. Felt awkward, very one note and quite boring. The highlight here is the FOOD!!! Be sure to arrange to have lunch here, hands down the best food I had in Tanzania!! My guide arranged it and I’m so glad he did. Otherwise I’d skip this excursion and just do the Maasai village experience followed by the hot springs.

Ridiculously pricey one day trip from Arusha for very basic attraction worth not more than few dollars. For 100$ per person you got the long road, small walk to the waterfall ( nice but nothing special or spectacular) and Chaggy museum. Coffee tour - nothing to learn, just a very basic info and like 15 minutes presentation of the production on traditional items ( more acting than a real experience). Not interesting at all. Chagga caves - 10 minutes walk through the tunnel with very bored guide who couldn,t answer even simple questions about the place. The only information we received was just a basic sentence like “ here was a kitchen” . At the end short walk on the hill were we supposed to see Kilimanjaro. Kilimanjaro view from the hill is mostly covered by big antenna tower, so there is no chance for clear view even in the great weather. The whole trip is just a tourist trap.