Lake Chala Day Trip

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Details of Lake Chala Day Trip

ARUSHA/MOSHI - LAKE CHALA 

You’ll be picked up after breakfast and make the drive to Lake Chala on the eastern side of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Your day of adventure starts with a guided hike through the lush forest that surrounds this crater lake. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to spot playful primates and a variety of other animal and bird-life.

After soaking in the view from the crater rim, you’ll descend to the water’s edge where you can choose to take a dip, enjoy a canoe safari, or simply take out a good book and read in the serenity.

After a picnic lunch, you’ll make your way back to your hotel.

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Get away from the beaten path with this day trip to beautiful Lake Chala. Located on the Kenya-Tanzania border, this gorgeous crater lake is a slice of paradise far removed from the tourist crowds.


Enjoy a day of hiking, canoeing, and soaking in the serenity of this hidden gem.


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