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Naramatisho Women’s Centre in Makuyuni offers private camping units with en‑suite bathrooms, garden and mountain views, patios, and outdoor furniture. Guests dine at a terrace restaurant, coffee shop, or picnic area, with continental, buffet, vegetarian, vegan, and halal breakfasts. The property features a shared kitchen, 24‑hour front desk, free parking, and full‑day security. Located 37 km from Lake Manyara Airport, it provides easy access to local attractions.
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We were welcomed warmly by the Massai Women at the Naramatisho Women‘s Center, who gave us an engaging tour of the property and explained their cultural initiatives and support for local women—truly meaningful projects. The food was tasty, they also packed nice lunch boxes for our Safari, and we could have breakfast and dinner whenever we wanted. The women assisted us with everything we needed, so we would definitely recommend this place!
Johannes·Hace 2 meses
A superb experience. We enjoyed many opportunities to learn about Masai culture and how these women have set up this mutual aid project. We feel like we are helping these women, and at the same time the accommodation and the people are charming.
Eric·Hace 3 meses
An amazing place run by dedicated women who not only provide a great place to stay but also have a vision to help the local community.
John·Hace 3 meses
The Naramashito people are the most hospitable we have ever met on our travels, extremely friendly and genuinely eager to share as much of the Masai culture as possible. They have also been carrying out a great mission for almost 30 years, doing excellent work for the local community, which I truly recommend. Everything was fine for us: very clean, pleasant, and very simple.
Bartlomiej·Hace 3 meses
The clients I booked for wrote to me: On our way to Tarangire N.P. we stayed one night. A very warm welcome by Sokoita and staff. Run by women, it gives work to a total of 180 women, mostly Maasai from nearby. A great stay and an important project at the same time. Highly recommended!
Bettina·Hace 4 meses