Chemka Hotsprings and Serval wildlife Private Day Trip

The ride to the hot springs takes almost an hour and includes some hilly terrain. We pass sugar cane plantations before arriving at the African scrubland. Dried river banks, baobab, and acacia trees accompany us on our journey. The Kikuletwa hot springs, also known as Chemka Hot Springs, are located near the settlement of Rundugai and are one of Tanzania's most attractive places to unwind. The small pond is bordered by palm and fig trees, which have winding roots. Blue Monkeys are frequently seen in the treetops in the morning, and the crystal clear blue water encourages you to take a soothing bath. Although they are dubbed hot springs, the water in Kikuletwa is not genuinely 'hot' but rather warm and refreshing because it is fed by Kilimanjaro. Enjoy a perfect day in the sun, conversing with the locals at the small bar, and swimming. We will enjoy a picnic lunch at midday before returning to Moshi in the late afternoon. This is a luxury tourist lodge and animal sanctuary located in Kilimanjaro's Siha District, Tanzania. Come explore our meticulously controlled ecosystem, which includes over 3000 hand-planted unique flora that directly helps the wonderful species that live at Serval Wildlife, while admiring the stunning views of Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro. It is home to a variety of creatures, including majestic African Lions, peaceful Colobus Monkeys, graceful Masai Giraffes, nocturnal Bat-eared Foxes, exquisite Elands, oafish ostriches, and mischievous Blue and Vervet monkeys! Experience remarkable direct experiences with a diverse range of free-roaming exotic animals. After the Chemka Hot Springs, you will drive to Serval Wildlife and spend two hours with the animals before returning to your drop-off location.