Maasai Market Local Shop
Maasai market is a paradise for street shopping lovers. Near the Arusha Clock Tower, visitors will find more than 100 stalls selling everything from local art and souvenirs to quirky jewelry. Be sure to visit this colorful market, which is ideal for those who like to bargain. Tanzanians are masters of crafts and arts. Don’t miss the opportunity to buy a nice souvenir! The markets have a huge number of stalls selling all kinds of local arts and crafts, from paintings to jewelry, wood carvings and clothes. The people are very friendly and it is a great experience, especially since you are accompanied by a guide to help you negotiate and find the best stalls. Of course you will be besieged by salespeople. But at the same time, there is fierce competition here and prices fall to a reasonable level. Moreover, the choice is huge, you will definitely find your happiness. Outside there are Yeo Maasai (mothers) selling their work, mostly pearl jewelry, and inside there are all kinds of souvenirs, but mostly Maasai. Compare, negotiate and place bets! Souvenirs (and some high-end items) can be bought at the souvenir and handicraft market, often mistakenly called the Maasai market. Some hard bargaining is required, but it is worth persevering as the market has the widest selection in central Arusha.
