SEGA Girls’ School is located in Morogoro, Tanzania, a vibrant town nestled at the base of the beautiful Uluguru Mountains. Surrounded by lush scenery and a welcoming community, Morogoro is the perfect place to experience daily life in Tanzania.

Visitors stay right on SEGA’s lively campus, where both the primary and secondary schools are located. You can join classes, take part in activities, spend time with students, and enjoy stunning mountain views, all while experiencing the energy and warmth of campus life.

The SEGA Visitor House is located right on the SEGA Girls’ School campus in Mkundi, Morogoro, Tanzania. Mkundi is a quiet area near Morogoro town, about 190 km (118 miles) west of Dar es Salaam. Staying here, guests can enjoy the peace and beauty of Morogoro, with stunning views of the Uluguru Mountains, while experiencing a typical day at a Tanzanian secondary school.

It offers full accommodation, three delicious local meals a day, free internet, solar electricity, and running hot or cold water.

On arrival at Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR), you will be met by one of our long-time partners, Mudi from Fresh Mood Treks, who will help arrange your transfer. Mudi can take you either to a nearby hotel or directly to the SGR train station for your journey to SEGA Girls’ School.

Mudi will make sure your trip is smooth and comfortable, so you can start your visit worry-free!

Your safety is our top priority at SEGA Girls’ School. Our 30-acre, fully fenced campus has trained security guards on duty 24/7, including additional protection for visitors. The Head of Security lives on campus and is always available, and all rooms have locks and emergency alarms.

The Visitor House helps support the financial sustainability of SEGA Girls’ School, so your stay directly contributes to the school and our students’ education!

Day visits to SEGA Girls’ School are no cost. For overnight stays, accommodation is $90 USD per person per night, which includes breakfast and dinner. Lunch is available for an additional $6 USD per person per day.

If you are traveling with a passport from the United States to Tanzania, you will need a Multi-Entry Tourist Visa, which can be easily obtained through the Tanzania eVisa Portal (https://www.immigration.go.tz/). This online process allows you to apply, submit documents, and pay the visa fee in advance.

Your experience at SEGA includes many opportunities for cultural exchange and exploration. A student guide can give you a campus tour and help introduce you to daily life at SEGA. You can also join after-school activities such as sports, art, drama, dance, sewing, music, games, or even a Tanzanian cooking class!

Additional excursions can be arranged, including:

• A hike in the Uluguru Mountains to visit Choma Waterfall

• A historical and cultural tour of Morogoro Town

• Home visits with SEGA students and their families

• A visit to APOPO to learn about how trained rats detect landmines and tuberculosis

• Safari in Mikumi National Park, located about a two-hour scenic drive from campus!

SEGA Girls’ School welcomes visitors all year, except for a short Christmas and New Year break. The best time to visit is when students are on campus so you can join classes, activities, and campus life. You can choose one of our curated visitor trips or work with our Visitors Team to plan your own.

Many visitors combine their school trip with exploring Tanzania’s wildlife and sights, and we are happy to share tips to make your visit unforgettable!

Visitors enjoy local Tanzanian meals prepared by a private chef. Lunch is typically shared with SEGA students, offering a great opportunity for connection and cultural exchange.

A large, fully equipped kitchen is also available in the communal area for anyone who would like to prepare their own meals or snacks. Filtered water, coffee, tea, fresh local fruit, and vegetables are available throughout your stay.

Additional frequently asked questions can be found here!