Places to visit near

Kidatu

Kidatu is a town in Morogoro Region district, Tanzania of about 37,542 people. Within 50 km by road there are 28 places to visit: 5 hill stations & viewpoints, 7 churches and 4 wildlife, forests & gardens. The must-see places are Udzungwa National Park, Mikumi National Park and Malundwe.

7.6992° S, 36.9572° EPop. 37,542

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Within 30 km20 places
Within 50 km28
Must-see3
Notable10
Best timeOctober to February

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One day from Kidatu

5 stops, one loop, back by 3:41 pm

87 km on the road, in driving order so you don’t double back. Times assume an 8 am start and typical visit lengths.

  1. Leave Kidatu
  2. Viewpoint Sanje Waterfallwaterfall · 1.5 hrs
  3. Njokamoni Waterfallwaterfall · 1.5 hrs
  4. Kidatu Damdam · 45 min
  5. Chonweviewpoint · 1 hrs
  6. Chizua Waterfallswaterfall · 1.5 hrs
  7. Back in Kidatu
Today’s loopKidatuStopStraight lines between stops — distances are road estimates
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Questions people ask

What are the best places to visit near Kidatu?

Viewpoint Sanje Waterfall (waterfall, about 12 km), Sanje (waterfall, about 12 km), Sanje Waterfall (waterfall, about 12 km), Sanje (1st) (waterfall, about 13 km), Kidatu Dam (dam, about 13 km), Chonwe (viewpoint, about 16 km).

How many tourist places are there within 50 km of Kidatu?

28 places on Spotwander: 5 hill stations & viewpoints, 7 churches, 4 wildlife, forests & gardens, 6 waterfalls, 1 attraction.

Which is the nearest viewpoint to Kidatu?

Karenga, about 8 km by road; Chonwe (16 km) is next.

Which is the nearest church to Kidatu?

Parokia Ya Nyandeo, about 2 km by road; Kkkt, Mkamba (3 km) is next.

What is a good one-day trip from Kidatu?

Start in Kidatu, visit Viewpoint Sanje Waterfall, then Njokamoni Waterfall, then Kidatu Dam, then Chonwe, then Chizua Waterfalls, and drive back — about 87 km by road in all.

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