Ivy
Kenya
I recently visited Arusha and had an amazing time! I felt safe throughout my stay, and the locals I met were incredibly kind. I traveled by bus from Nairobi, which took about 6 hours. On my first night, I stayed at Gran Melia Hotel Arusha, where the service was excellent. After that, I met up with a friend who is a local. We mostly ate at local restaurants, though I can't recall the names. I stayed for a week and spent my nights at Mrimba Palm Hotel, which I really loved. I used public transportation, and the Daladalas there are really cheap and convenient. During my stay, I visited several...
Posted: July 10, 2024Experienced: April, 2024Like any other big cities, it all depends on where you are. Some parts of the city are not so safe while most parts of the cities try to be safe considering that its a tourist city many laws are being put to make the guests feel more safe and secure.
Posted: September 17, 2025Arusha is very safe, especially for travelers including women, they are safe and can travel solo without worry or feeling unsafe. People are friendly and willing to help and assist you when you are in need or want help.
Posted: March 31, 2024MAGRETH
Arusha
7 days
I am just funny , genuine and loving person I love trying new staff I cope to anything that positive and negative that strengthens me and grows me I love love family , I am foodie and yooooh!!! I am a movie lover 🤭 and I would love to meet you.
Diana
Arusha
3 days
Hey, My name is Diana and I'm interested in camping, nature, events & social, trekking, games, culture, animals and food & cuisine