Mufindi Highlands
The Mufindi Highlands offers a blend of African and European influences. Its historical significance dates to the early 20th century when tea plantations were first established in the region in the 1940s. Today, the area also boasts coffee and macadamia plantations.
History of Mufindi Highland Lodge
Mufindi Highland Lodge was established by Bruce and Jane Fox on the picturesque family farm in Mufindi District, which comprises of five plots of land that were gifted to the Fox family by local communities. The lodge’s fireplace has been aglow since 1997, while the lodge’s final touches were completed in 1999.
Landscapes surrounding Mufindi Highland Lodge
The Mufindi Highlands are characterised by interlocking hills, verdant valleys, and lush tea plantations as far as the eye can see. The region boasts an indigenous montane forest that is protected by the Fox family, alongside other environmental organisations.
Change of the seasons
Each season offers a unique perspective of the East African Rift Valley escarpment. Spring is awash with a vibrant melange of green and purple as our alley of Jacarandas are in full bloom. As you ascend to Mufindi Highland Lodge, at close to 2 000m, the mountain air is crisp, a reminder to pack something warm, especially as there may be frost on July and August mornings.
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