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 18^th Century), The Kaole Ruins (Old Mosque built by Arabs late 18^th beginning 19^th Century).  Old Slaves infrastructures (e.g. slaves chain, etc…

Pangani Region : Several beach resorts, deserted beaches, beach camping, Boat Safaris (on the Indian Ocean/The Wami River)