Kisolanza Farm House is a gracious old farm homestead with some thatched guest cottages. Rooms are available in the farm itself or in these self-contained cottages. The home of the Ghaui family for over 70 years, Kisolenza Farm House remains a working farm providing beef and vegetables to the surrounding markets as well as further afield in Dar-es-Salaam.
The farm is 50km south-west of Iringa and makes a good stopping off point if driving between Mikumi National Park and Ruaha National Park. The farm is at an altitude of 1600m ensuring a pleasant fresh climate in one of the most scenic areas of Tanzania- the southern Highlands. Activities on offer include swimming and fishing on a nearby lake, visits to the colonial town of Iringa and trips to Isimila Stone Age Site– Tanzania’s combination of Stonehenge and the Grand Canyon.
Nicky Ghaui is a great hosts and with great, fresh, organic farm-produced meals, many of our clients wish they could spend longer at the farm.