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Dar-es-Salaam City Tour Half Day Excursion explores Dar-es-Salaam – located on the Indian Ocean coast, Tanzania's largest city and logistics hub. It is affectionately known as 'Dar' but it is not the capital of the country - that title belongs to Dodoma. Dar-es-Salaam is primarily a port city in southern Tanzania, located on a huge natural harbor. "Dar-es-Salaam" means "haven of peace", but you'll find with almost 3 million people calling the city home, it's not exactly tranquil. Visitors to Dar-es-Salaam are usually en route to Tanzania's fantastic southern national parks including the Selous and Ruaha, or catching a ferry to the exotic Zanzibar archipelago.

Learn about Tanzania's traditional food culture during this market-to-table, half or full-day cooking workshop in Arusha. Decide on a menu and shop for ingredients in local food stalls, and get an in-depth introduction to Tanzanian dishes and utensils. Then, prepare and enjoy your meal on a reed mat under the leafy shade of banana trees. Hotel transfers are included.

Discover the sights and flavors of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, during this immersive small-group tasting tour. Follow your guide through the winding streets and get a taste of the archipelago’s rich food heritage which has drawn influence from former colonizers and nearby neighbors. Sample snacks and drinks, visit a local market, and learn about the history of Zanzibar from your guide.

Visit a local home for a private cooking class that starts with a trip to the market to see the fresh ingredients at the heart of Tanzanian cuisine. Next, head to your hosts’ mud house to grate coconuts and use a wood fire to prepare ‘ugali,’ a cornmeal dish. Join the whole family to enjoy the meal on benches outside the house, eating ugali with peanut brittle and homemade alcohol.

Learn how to cook a number of delicious Tanzanian dishes within a welcoming, homey environment with this private cooking class. Following pickup directly from your Moshi hotel, head to your host family’s mud house. Over the course of several hours, you’ll help your instructors prepare ugali (a traditional cornmeal dish), dishes made from green bananas or millet and coconut, meat stews, and more. At the end of class, enjoy your feast together, followed up by peanut brittle for dessert.

We will let you feel the wild nature from different perspectives…This 4-day safari will take you to explore the Northern Circuit to discover the secrets of African people and wilderness. You will experience amazing wildlife spectacles, getting to know the beginnings of humanity while exploring the Olduvai Gorge and get to know the customs of Tanzanian tribes (Datoga, Hadzabe, Masai). This safari includes a visit to Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro National Park, and Lake Eyasi

Breathe in Zanzibar’s scents and spices on a 4-hour food and culture tour with a Swahili lunch, and learn to prepare a traditional cassava leaf sauce. Visit a spice farm deep in Zanzibar’s countryside, and learn the island’s remarkable role in the historic spice trade. Taste fresh spices and seasonal fruits, see how cassavas are cultivated and processed, and join in a short cooking lesson in the farm’s outdoor kitchen. Enjoy a traditional meal of richly spiced rice with vegetables and fruit then return to Stone Town in an air-conditioned minivan.

Dar es Salaam is dynamic, colorful and diverse. Originally a small fishing village known as Mzizima it’s now a bustling city and hub for East African business and trade. Packed with interesting culture, history, food and people our Dar es Salaam city tour will give you a taste of one of East Africa’s most exciting cities. These are a few of the things you’ll see on the tour:

If it happens you are in Morogoro for a work and you are thinking where to spend your Saturday just book this activity and your Saturday will end well with our team

Discover the wildlife in Tanzania in only four days. This tour is for all of you who are on a Covid19 budget but just need to get away. This is primarily for campers and hikers. The first day you visit the beautiful Tarangire National Park and stay overnight at Lodge/Camp where you can relax at the swimming pool. The second day we go to Lake Manyara. Lake Manyara is a shallow salt lake overlooked by the Rift Valley ridge. You'll see elephants, Hippos, flamingos and you just may see the tree-sleeping lions. The last day you visit the amazing Ngorongoro Crater. From there and on the way back to Arusha/Moshi you will visit a Maasai encampment and share the culture and rituals of the people. For a limited time we are offering a free day trip either before your safari or after. This will be to a local beauty spot or to a coffee plantation. The choice is yours. We are taking bookings now. Prices negotiable depending on the level of accommodation.

Discover the wildlife in some of the world's most pristine environments - Lake Natron and the Serengeti. The first day you visit the beautiful Tarangire and overnight at Lodge/Camp where you can relax at the swimming pool. The next 3 days you'll be on the plains of Lake Natron and the Northern Serengeti, exploring its natural beauty, abundant wildlife and river forests. You will overnight in Tented Lodges or Hotels inside the park. An optional Serengeti Balloon Flight (not included in package price) can be arranged with a specialist tour operator. You'll next visit the amazing Ngorongoro crater - another World Heritage Site with an overnight in a tented camp/hotel close to the crater. The final day see a Maasai village and the Maasai market in Arusha.

Tour Zanzibar's UNESCO-listed historic district and premiere natural attraction on this tour to Stone Town and Prison Island. Learn about the current culture and history in Stone Town as you walk past its attractions, including a Portuguese fort, the Sultan Palace, and the birthplace of Freddie Mercury, before continuing your tour to Prison Island, famous for its population of giant tortoises.

Discover Paje Beach and the Blue Lagoon on a tour that combines a pristine, white-sand beach with spectacular snorkeling. From hotel transfers to the included lunch, snorkeling equipment, and snacks, the tour takes care of the details so you can focus on sun, sand, and a brilliant coral reef, where you'll find a rainbow of tropical fish just beneath the surface.

Visit the historic Stone Town of Zanzibar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a guided, half-day tour from Zanzibar. With an experienced guide to lead the way, you’ll explore a blend of African, Arab, Indian, Persian, and European cultures, following narrow streets shaded by elegant balconies and verandahs. See the former slave market, the Sultan Palace, and a series of beautifully-carved wooden doors, with a 30-minute shopping break to browse for some of Zanzibar’s most distinctive souvenirs.

The village experience -tour is always done with local guides from the village, and all the activities are planned to benefit the village and nature conservation. Discover how locals live their everyday lives and how they make their livelihoods. Mnarani Aquarium is a small tidal lake surrounded by the porous coral rag stone that is home to dozens of endangered hawksbill and green turtles. You will get to feed the turtles with seaweed and to take photographs. You will also have a chance to visit dhow (local boat) makers by the beach and see how a boat will be prepared or made from the scratch. The tour finishes with a great Swahili local style lunch! If you are not staying in Nungwi, we are happy to arrange a reasonably priced transfer.

Experience rural life in Zanzibar on this village walking tour. In the company of a guide, meet a women’s pottery group and hear about their craft. Visit a local seaweed farm and learn how to make rope from coconut fiber. Take a break to taste traditional Zanzibari cuisine for lunch.

Discover Zanzibar City’s UNESCO-listed historic center on a Stone Town walking tour that explores Zanzibar’s history and distinctive architecture, from a bustling local market to a Sultan’s palace-turned-museum. Sightseeing on foot mean you can leave cars behind while following Stone Town's most narrow, winding streets, and group size is limited to 10 people for personalized service from the guide.

Zanzibar is famous for its spices and beautiful beaches, but the eclectic cultural heritage is it's most valuable possesion! Experience Swahili culture with us. We are a social enterprise suporting local education projects. Kuza Cave is managed in partnership with the traditional owners in KIbigija Village. Relax and enjoy the healing waters of an ancient sacred cave. Meet local Tanzanians and our musician friends who drop in most days. Join a jam session, and something beyond beaches: Cave Swimming, African Dancing and Drumming, Swahili Cooking, and Zanzibar History.

Many tourists come to enjoy our beautiful beaches, but while visiting Zanzibar, we invite you to get to know our culture, our food, and our people. We provide a diversity of cultural experiences. Come and get to know Stone Town and its people and discover all its magnificent wonders!

This tour is done by guide who born here in A rusha and the best way to explore a new city is on foot by having someone who lives there show you around and the secret local spots you might otherwise miss.

From the first contact you make with us we go to great lengths to understand your ideas to create the perfect chauffeur-driven tour. Our team works to ensure your enjoyment, safety and comfort during your adventures in the Zanzibar Isles. Shop, eat and see all the magic of Stone Town through our private tour. Your chauffeur will drive you through Zanzibar's iconic narrow streets where you can choose to hop out or gaze at historic landmarks, stop to eat at highly recommended restaurants and shop with the assistance of your chauffeur in negotiating prices.

This is one of the best refreshing trips that will provide you with an amazing experience. This trip provides you with different experiences and a lot of knowledge. Materuni is one of our biggest waterfalls, you will taste a cup of coffee that you have made it yourself through our local ways and later to Chemka you will be left astonished with SUCH AN AMAZING PLACE!

Tarangire National Park a lovely, quiet park in Northern Tanzania.In addition, It is most famous for its elephant migration and various bird species. Strangely enough, Tarangire is underrated park due because it is uncrowded and untamed, providing a serene environment for game viewing, birding and radiates authentic safari atmosphere. Serengeti is world wide famous for the Migration movement and it’s vast landscape habitation diverse wild animals, including THE BIG 5 and various bird species.

The traveler will meet a guide on time , we provide the professional skilled guide who will take care to all needs of tour and we are kind and well understandble to any exuse .