Kinole Village Waterfall Tour

Visit Kinole village, located approximately 48 km from Morogoro town at the foothills of the eastern side of Uluguru Mountains. This village boasts a rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes, being home to Chief Kingalu Mwanabanzi XIV, the esteemed leader of the Waluguru tribe, as well as the renowned Kinole waterfall, also known as the Kisimbi waterfall. Traveling by bus, the journey from Morogoro town to Kinole village takes approximately 1.30 hours. Alternatively, for those seeking a longer and more adventurous trek, a guided trekking experience is available, lasting between 4 to 6 hours and passing through Nyanyiko traditional site, where Chief Kingalu used to rest on his way to Nguru Mountain for worship.

As you make your way, you will have the opportunity to experience the stunning scenery of the Uluguru mountains and witness the locals engaging in small-scale farming of an assortment of produce such as cardamom, black pepper cones, cinnamon, ginger, jackfruits, bananas, beans, mangoes, pineapples, breadfruits, and soursop. Typically, the tours commence at Kinole villages, leading to the Kisimbi waterfalls, which are widely known as the Kinole waterfall, and continue to Kitundu Hill and the residence of Chief Kingalu.

Embark on a full-day excursion to Kinole village and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of nature. Discover the source of the river, the lifeblood of Dar es Salaam city, which graciously supplies drinking water to its inhabitants. Engage in various recreational activities, including invigorating swims, delightful picnic lunches, and the opportunity to set up temporary camps. Prepare to embark on this extraordinary journey and unveil the magnificence that awaits amidst the breathtaking surroundings of Kinole Waterfalls.

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