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1 Day 0 Night

Availability : Jan 1’ - Dec 31’

Min Age : 10+

Max People : 20

Tour Details

Makoa Farm Wildlife Rescue Center

Makoa Farm is located in Northern Tanzania, South of Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa.

The farm is near Kilimanjaro’s Machame Gate with access to the spectacular rain forest on the mountain’s lower slopes. The area is home to the Chagga, people whose small villages and coffee farms dot the hillsides. On the plains to the south, Masai grazes their cattle. The area is rich in diversity.

Makoa Farm is the only wildlife rescue center in Tanzania. The organization is taking care of the injured and orphaned animals that would otherwise have no chance of survival in the wild. The mission of the rehabilitation center is to provide treatment to the animals that came in the way of harm and release them back into their natural habitat if possible.

You will see a variety of wild animals such as a cheetah, monkeys, zebras, elephants, marabous, and many others, and each animal has their own story.

The farm is a self-funded institution, strongly dependent on the sold entry tickets and donations. Your visit there will make a contribution to the survival of its residents

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Departure & Return Location

Moshi/Arusha

Departure Time

09:00 am EAT

Makoa Farm Day Trip Itinerary

You will be picked up at your hotel at 09:00 am and transferred to Makoa Farm. Your guide will tell you the history of the place and answer your questions. After returning to the main building and having a delicious hot lunch, you will meet other residents of Makoa Farm: serval, mongoose, secretary bird, baboon, velvet and blue monkeys, marabou, and others.

Unfortunately, having been injured by poachers or kept as pets and later confiscated, most of these animals cannot survive in the wild. That’s why they are kept in the rehabilitation center. In addition to the employees responsible for feeding, there is also a team of veterinarians helping to monitor the animals’ health. Makoa Farm is not sponsored by the government and functions solely at the expense of investments made by its owner and visitors. If you want to help preserve the heritage of the animal world of Tanzania, you are welcome to make a donation.