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Mbozi Meteorite
Museum

Mbozi Meteorite

Mbeya Highlands, Tanzania

About

One of the largest meteorites on Earth, a huge iron mass resting near Mbeya, a curious and popular stop.

Museum

Opening hours

  • Monday: Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday: Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday: Open 24 hours
  • Thursday: Open 24 hours
  • Friday: Open 24 hours
  • Saturday: Open 24 hours
  • Sunday: Open 24 hours

Where it is

Getting to & around Mbeya Highlands

From other cities: Songwe Airport (MBI), about 20 km from Mbeya, receives scheduled domestic flights from Dar es Salaam; the TAZARA Railway and long-distance buses along the Tanzam Highway also connect Mbeya to Dar and to the southern borders.

Getting around: Around town and the highlands, use taxis, bajaji, boda-boda motorbikes and daladala minibuses; reaching Kitulo, Ngozi and Lake Nyasa usually requires a hired 4x4, especially in the wet season.

Full getting-there guide

More in Mbeya Highlands

Kitulo National Park National Park
Mbeya Highlands

Kitulo National Park

The flower-carpeted 'Garden of God' plateau, the first national park in tropical Africa protected mainly for its flora.
Lake Ngozi (Ngosi) Lake
Mbeya Highlands

Lake Ngozi (Ngosi)

A stunning crater lake near Tukuyu, the second-largest in Africa, set within a forested caldera rich in birds and monkeys.
Mount Rungwe Mountain Peak
Mbeya Highlands

Mount Rungwe

A dormant volcano and forest reserve near Tukuyu, home to the endemic kipunji monkey and rewarding hikes.
Matema Beach (Lake Nyasa) Hotel
Mbeya Highlands

Matema Beach (Lake Nyasa)

A tranquil beach on the northern shore of Lake Nyasa, backed by mountains, with fishing villages and pottery markets.