The
Mainland coast offers an array of high quality hotels in Dar es
Salaam, Bagamoyo town, as well as the North and South coasts.
There are daily, regular ferry's to both Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia
Islands - jewels along Tanzania's Tanzanian Ocean.
Mikindani
Beach and Old Fort (Mtwara Region):
Beach stay put on the white sand of
Mikindani Old Fort, Nature drives.
Kilwa
Kivinje & Kilwa Masoko: Old
Mosque, other ruins of historical value
Dar
es Salaam City:
boasts of one of the finest
natural harbors in the world and has become a bustling port and
economic center, whilst remaining a place of fascination with many
reminders of its colorful past. Makumbusho
Village, The Fish Market & the Kigamboni Ferry, The National
Museum, The Kariakoo Central Market, Unspoiled Beaches with Tourist
Hotels (Whitesands/Beachcomber, etc..), Water sports, Water World
& Wet and Wild (sliding, etc…)
Bagamoyo
Town:
is situated 75km North of
Dar es Salaam. This, the former capital of Tanganyika was once the
center of the notorious slave trade in a bygone era. The city was
also a spring board for the first Europeans, the likes of
Livingstone, Stanley, Burton and Speke, exploring East Africa's
interior. The First Catholic Church (Built
by French missionaries in the 18th Century), The Kaole
Ruins (Old Mosque built by Arabs late 18th beginning 19th
Century). Old
Slaves infrastructures (e.g. slaves chain, etc…
Pangani
Region
:
Several
beach resorts, deserted beaches, beach camping, Boat Safaris
(on the Tanzanian Ocean/The Wami River)
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