Matunda Cultural Tourism & Safaris
- Located In:
- Size:
- 10-20 employees (Founded in 2000)
- Member Of:
- TATO & TACTO
- Tour Types:
- Custom budget & mid-range tours that can start every day
- Destinations:
- Price Range:
- $150 to $500 per person per day (USD, excl. int'l flights)
Reviews
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Email Stefanie | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
We had a really great and unique Safari as we wanted to do it.
We went with Peacematunda on a 6-days-Safaritrip (Tarangire NP, Serengeti NP, Ngorongoro NP, Lake Eyasi with the Hadzabe) only we two of us. Everything was how we booked it before (from some poeple who went with other companies we heard that this is not normal). So we could really enjoy a maximum of our trip!!! The guide was excellent (more than 5 stars!!!) he showed us everything and knew really well how to organize such a trip!! The cook was very good too. So both made the safari to an once in a lifetime experience which we would love to do it again. Only the money transfer was a bit difficult. Further was the car not in such a good condition, but we really loved the style of it and the space in it.
Finally we can really recommend this company for a safari trip!
MK
Email liaquat | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Matunda Cultural Tourism and Safaris
I met Mr. Kaaya in 2008 in Arusha, when I was travelling with my bus "Malawi in Cairo."
I kept contact and several times I had the opportunity to go through the same path, I cannot past without stopped.
Matunda Cultural Tourism Know his job and the art of hospitality.
It is very serious in the various tourist activities and It is a Safari's specialist in Tanzania and the regional countries.
I highly recommend "Matunda Cultural Tourism" to all visitors looking for adventure tourism and Cultural !!!
Email Andrew | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
A great idea for tourism project
Buying a tourism product from an organisation where surplus funds fund an orphanage and school is a super idea in itself - self sustaining, and also adds interest for the kids in the orphanage/school who see a bigger picture, who see a business, who see tourists in a mountainous spot often void of tourists. Accommodation at the base was basic, with times of no power or hot water, but we survived. We did not become ill from the food prepared for us, and interactions with staff and extras was a bonus. The guide and cook were patient with us.