



Get swept away by gorgeous views of the Mringa Coffee Estate and an unobstructed view of Mount Meru stretching out before you as you enjoy those first sips of coffee in the morning. When hunger beckons you to the onsite restaurant, gourmet meals await. You can grab your grub and head to the main room or dine in style on the large veranda, or simply sit back and enjoy a few tasty nibbles by the pool.
Wake up to the gentle glow of morning sun on the covers that cocoon you on the large, comfortable beds. All six of the spacious and airy bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms, modern amenities and a ceiling fan for hot days and nights. Understated, neutral decor is punctuated with original African photographs and art, showcasing the 'wild side' of Tanzania and its neighbouring countries - and, depending on your itinerary, offering a glimpse of sites to come.
Katambuga offers a team of professional safari guides that will curate a bespoke experience depending on season, fitness and interest - which means there's a full à la carte menu of safaris to choose from! Hike, 4x4 or horse ride through the wilderness, or even capture the beauty of Africa from a hot air balloon or helicopter! With so much to see, you'd better pack a generous picnic and plenty of water so that the day can be spent exploring the vast wilderness and incredible wildlife under the hot sun. And this is just the immediate vicinity; use Katambuga as a springboard to visit Northern Tanzania - an absolute must for all safari-lovers.
Katambuga House is owned by Entara which is dedicated to conserving wilderness and wildlife through intimate safari experiences with a light ecological footprint. Drawn from marginalised communities, their guides enrich guest experiences with local knowledge. Entara challenges industry norms by offering internships to women and indigenous community members. With a commitment to local empowerment and fair business practices, Entara strives to positively impact both conservation efforts and grassroots economies.
Dusty, rustic and a little bit quirky, there’s plenty to do in Arusha before or after a safari.