Tips & Tricks
Saadani National Park – for those with limited time in Tanzania and want to combine the safari and beach elements of your trip, head 62 miles (100 km) north of Dar es Salaam to Saadani National Park. It’s the only national park in East Africa to border the Indian Ocean, and it’s entirely possible to […]
Sange Beach — located in between Saadani National Park and Pangani, Sange Beach is another off-the-beaten-track mainland destination for those that prefer peace and quiet to full moon parties and backpacker bars. Silver sand and swaying coconut palms provide an idyllic backdrop for the thatched accommodation of Kijongo Bay Beach Resort. Whether you choose […]
Parque Nacional de las montañas de Udzungwa (Kidayi): ubicado a 6 horas (338 km) al oeste de la capital, este parque es una meca para los excursionistas, con impresionantes bosques, cascadas y senderos para caminatas. Una de las caminatas más populares es la ruta de medio día a la cascada Sanje de 170 metros, donde […]
Tinga Tinga Arts Co-operative Society (Haile Selassie Road, Morogoro Stores, Dar Es Salaam) – “Tinga Tinga” paintings are the most commonly known tourist art attractions in Tanzania. These forms of art are found all across Tanzania – from small shops to large cooperatives. This co-operative was formed by the originator of this art form (Edward […]
Parque Nacional Saadani: para aquellos con tiempo limitado en Tanzania y que desean combinar los elementos de safari y playa de su viaje, diríjase 100 km al norte de Dar es Salaam al Parque Nacional Saadani. Es el único parque nacional en el este de África que limita con el Océano Índico, y es completamente […]
Rotary Dar Marathon (Kenyatta Grounds, Dar Es Salaam) – since Tanzania has a reputation for producing top runners that have excelled at various marathon events around the world (including the New York and Boston Marathons), it’s perhaps no surprise that Dar Es Salaam would have its own running event. The Rotary Dar Marathon is […]