Agro-Tourism

Kaima Tanzania is a non-governmental organization dedicated to transforming the lives of youth and rural communities by promoting sustainable agriculture and vocational training. Currently, Kaima is developing a youth village and an active organic farm in Irunda Village, located in the Sengerema District of the Mwanza Region in northwest Tanzania, offering visitors a unique opportunity to engage with local farming practices and community development initiatives.

Volunteer

Kaima Youth Village offers a range of volunteer opportunities for those interested in contributing to sustainable development in rural Tanzania. Volunteers can engage in areas such as agro-tourism, training programs, and research projects.

Both day visits and longer-term placements are available, allowing participants to immerse themselves in local community life while supporting meaningful initiatives aligned with the organization’s vision and mission.

Coffee Production

Discover the rich coffee culture at the base of Mount Meru, the second-highest mountain in Tanzania and an active, sacred volcano. Visit a local coffee plantation, learn about the cultivation and processing of coffee beans, and taste a variety of freshly brewed coffee.

Tour Includes:

Local guide
Mineral water
Lunch box
Coffee tasting

Banana & Beekeeping

Explore the fertile banks of the Arusha River, a lush region known for cultivating a wide variety of bananas and other crops.

Visit local beekeeping sites along the Malala River, where traditional methods of honey extraction are demonstrated, and learn about the many uses of honey from local beekeepers.

This tour offers a unique opportunity to discuss the history of agriculture in Tanzania, including conventional, traditional, and sustainable farming practices.