Isimila Stone Age Site (Iringa)
Southern Highlands & Culture Archaeology

Isimila Stone Age Site (Iringa)

Iringa · Stone Age · Natural pillars · 4 tours

Isimila Stone Age Site near Iringa preserves one of Africa's most important Acheulean tool-making locations, alongside dramatic natural sandstone pillars eroded over millennia.

Guided walks reveal stone tools dating back tens of thousands of years - a fascinating complement to any southern Tanzania safari.

The site pairs naturally with Gangilonga Rock and the Ruaha wilderness circuit.

Best time to visit: Year-round; dry season Jun - Oct most comfortable

Recommended duration: Half day from Iringa

Entry cost: Site fees from approx. $5 - $10 / person

Key Attractions

  • Stone Age tool beds
  • Natural sandstone pillars
  • Archaeological museum
  • Guided site walks
  • Combined Iringa cultural tour

Activities

  • Guided archaeological tours
  • Photography
  • Museum visits
  • Hiking among pillars
  • Cultural education

Safari Packages

5 Days Safari to Mikumi & Ruaha National Parks
Safari

5 Days Safari to Mikumi & Ruaha National Parks

Price on request

This 5 Day Safari you will visit Mikumi & Ruaha National Parks that lies deep in the South with its striking, rugged landscapes and abundant wildlife. The great Ruaha River provide

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5 Days Zanzibar Beach Holiday
5 Days

5 Days Zanzibar Beach Holiday

From $1,450 / person

Stone Town culture, spice farms and Indian Ocean beach relaxation - the perfect post-safari unwind.

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Day Trip to Isimila Stone Age and Igeleke Rock Art Sites
1 Days

Day Trip to Isimila Stone Age and Igeleke Rock Art Sites

From $638 / person

Experience Iringa on this full-day tour starting from Isimila Museum and observe palaeolithic tools and canyon formations at the ancient Isimila Stone Age site, then visit Kalenga

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Kalenga Historical Museum
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Kalenga Historical Museum

Price on request

A small museum in nearby Kalenga - the former Hehe capital - contains the skull, personal effects and other relics of Chief Mkwawa. It was here that he committed suicide rather tha

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