






6 hour(s)
English
Included
Shop with the help of a private assistant for a personalized experience
Visit top spots like the Maasai Market, Shanga Workshop, AIM Mall, and House of Gems
Discover unique local crafts, traditional fabrics, and Tanzanite jewelry
Flexible itinerary tailored to your shopping interests
Stress-free experience with guidance, navigation, and local insights
€ 108.02
€ 99.38


Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
Lowest Price Guarantee — no other provider offers this tour for less


Book this personalized shopping tour in Arusha and enjoy the convenience of a private assistant who will guide you through the city’s best spots for local goods, crafts, and unique souvenirs. Whether you're looking for handcrafted items, traditional fabrics, jewelry, or modern finds, this tour offers a tailored experience to match your shopping interests.
Your tour includes visits to a variety of popular shopping destinations, including the vibrant Maasai Market, where you’ll find authentic handicrafts and traditional artwork. You’ll also explore Shanga Gift and Workshop, known for its beautifully made products created by artisans with disabilities. For more upscale shopping, you’ll stop at AIM Mall and House of Gems, offering a selection of Tanzanite jewelry and other fine items.
With the flexibility to adjust the itinerary based on your preferences, this private tour is perfect for travelers who want a curated, stress-free shopping experience in Arusha. Let your assistant help you navigate, negotiate, and uncover hidden treasures while you shop to your heart’s content.
Meal and beverage
Air-conditioned vehicle
Bottled water
Lunch
No public transportation nearby
Passport required
Provide a copy of ticket to guide on pick up
Pickup from city hotels included; extra charges apply for out-of-city locations
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Type in your hotel/accommodation to see how far the attraction or departure point is.
Loading pick up points...
Loading pick up points...

Its a good place to buy souvenirs. The shops pretty much carry similar products. Some that are actually made in Tanzania but quite a number them are made outside the country. If you are looking to give your apartment or office or home an East African touch there is definitely something at this market to suit that

The Masai market is well worth visiting to buy some traditional artefacts and crafts. They have a diverse and beautiful range of products. The prices are good value as long as you are patient and prepared to negotiate - if not, you will not get good value unfortunately. It is also difficult to see all the stalls as many of the store owners are also quite relentless in trying to persuade you to 'step inside' to 'bless their stall'. I curtailed my shopping without buying all the things I was interested in, because this got pretty tiring! I will go again hopefully, but will have a plan to manage the excessive level of attention!

I say, don't buy souvenirs at the airport. Use that money at the M.M.C.. I purchased some really well crafted handmade items for a reasonable price. The salespeople at each booth that I visited were kind, knowledgeable and patient.

Lots of interesting curios , masks and beaded jewellery. Some stores run by the artisans and the others just traders. I would rather buy from the artisan stores. (Pictures) Don't offer any prices but ask for their final price. Visit many stores for the best prices. Haggle..haggle...haggle.. got merchandise originally priced at 160 tsh for 60 tsh Merchandise offered in one store for $25 as his final price and 2 shops down for $10 as the starting price... Scan the market before you make a decision.

Beautiful handmade ebony carvings of Masai and African animals and lot of other items like clothes, slippers, handbags, schoolbags, necklaces and household items to choose from. The shopkeepers are very friendly and welcoming. Ample of parking space too.


