Arusha National Park Day Safari

Arusha National Park Day Safari

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An Arusha National Park Day Safari is an ideal weekend getaway for people based in Arusha or Kilimanjaro who want to experience African wildlife on a limited schedule. For travelers, this trip can serve as an introductory safari before heading to popular destinations such as the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. Located just 45 minutes from Arusha city center and an hour from Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO), this 537 km² park offers an intimate, action-packed safari without the long transit times of the western circuit.
Whether you have a free day before climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, want a quick day trip before flying to Zanzibar, or want a unique mix of game driving, walking, and canoeing, let us assist you in planning your day trip to Arusha National Park
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Highlights of a Day Safari to Arusha National Park

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  • Diverse Landscapes: The park is stunningly beautiful and is dominated by Mount Meru, Tanzania's second-highest mountain. You'll explore three distinct areas:
      • Ngurdoto Crater: Often called "Little Ngorongoro," this is a smaller caldera with a marshy floor where you can often spot large herds of buffalo.
      • Momella Lakes: A series of seven shallow, alkaline lakes that are a breeding ground for a huge variety of water birds, including flamingoes.
      • Forest & Savannah: You'll also drive through lush rainforest and open grassland, providing homes for different species of animals

Unique Activities: What makes an Arusha National Park day trip special is the chance to do more than just a game drive.

    • Walking Safari: Accompanied by an armed ranger, you can walk through the forest, getting a close-up perspective of the wildlife and a chance to see animals like giraffes, buffalo, and a wide variety of birds on foot. This is a rare opportunity in Tanzanian national parks.
    • Canoe Safari: For an additional cost, you can take a canoe trip on one of the Momella Lakes, offering a tranquil way to observe hippos and flamingos from the water.
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Arusha National Park Day Safari Itinerary

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After breakfast, you’ll depart from your accommodation in Arusha or Moshi and drive to the park.
Your visit to Arusha National Park is flexible, with three options for exploring the park.
Walking Safari: After entering the park in the morning, you will begin with a guided walking tour through the forest home to black- and white-colobus monkeys, zebras, buffalo, and various antelopes. You may also see over 400 bird species, including the Crowned Eagle, Lanner Falcon, and Levaillant’s Cuckoo.
Game Drives: Will allow you to experience the park in a vehicle by traveling to significant sights such as the Momella Lakes and Ngurdoto Crater, also known as 'Little Ngorongoro'.
Canoe Safari: For an additional fee, take a guided canoe safari on the Momella Lakes to observe bushbuck, giraffes, hippos, and buffalo.
You may combine these three options as you wish. Please note that both the canoe and walking safaris incur additional costs.
You’ll return to Arusha in the late afternoon with enduring memories and unforgettable photos.

Tour Cost

The cost of a day safari to Arusha National Park varies based on the tour operator, the size of your group, and the inclusions.

    • Solo traveler: US $ 420
    • 2 persons: US $ 240 per person
    • 3 person: US $ 180 per person
    • 4 - 5: Person: US $ 150 per person

What's Included: A standard package typically covers:

    • Round-trip transportation from Arusha.
    • Park entrance fees ($50 USD for non-residents over 16, plus tax).
    • The guided walking safari with an armed ranger.
    • A professional, English-speaking guide/driver.
    • A packed lunch and bottled water.

What's Excluded:

    • Tipping your guide is customary and not included.
    • Optional activities like a canoe safari will also incur an extra charge.

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Wildlife in Arusha National Park

Arusha National Park supports a range of wildlife, though sightings are less predictable than in larger parks with extensive open plains. Animals commonly associated with the park include:

  • Giraffes
  • Cape buffalo
  • Zebras
  • Warthogs
  • Waterbucks
  • Bushbucks
  • Baboons
  • Blue monkeys
  • Black-and-white colobus monkeys
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You could see elephants here, but it is not certain. Leopards and other shy predators also live in the park, though you rarely see them on a typical day visit. Because there are only a few lions, travelers hoping to see big cats should think about visiting other parks as well.
The park is well known for its birdlife. Its lakes, wetlands, forests, and open areas attract many resident and migratory birds. Depending on the season and weather, you could see flamingos, herons, eagles, hornbills, and other colorful forest birds. Bringing binoculars can make birdwatching even better.

Tips for Your  Day Tour in Arusha National Park

 

  • Wear Comfortable Clothing: Dress in layers and wear comfortable walking shoes to adapt to the varied activities and changing temperatures throughout the day.
  • Bring Binoculars and Camera: To fully enjoy the wildlife and birdwatching opportunities, having a good pair of binoculars and a camera with a zoom lens is essential.
  • Stay Hydrated: Carry enough water to keep yourself hydrated during the tour, especially if you’re doing a walking tour.
  • Respect the Wildlife: Always listen to your guide’s instructions and keep a safe distance from the animals to ensure a respectful and safe encounter for both you and the wildlife.

A day trip to Arusha National Park is a great way to experience a different side of a Tanzanian safari, with its stunning scenery and unique walking and canoeing opportunities.

Gombe Day Trip

Gombe Day Trip

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Gombe day trip departs from Kigoma town and takes you by boat across Lake Tanganyika each morning to Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania's smallest park and home to habituated wild chimpanzees. It is also known as the site of Dr Jane Goodall's breakthrough chimpanzee research since 1960. The Gombe day trip includes an adventure boat ride across Lake Tanganyika, guided chimpanzee trekking through the tropical rainforest, hiking through valleys and ridges of Gombe overlooking Lake Tanganyika, and a trek to the Kakombe Waterfalls. Later in the afternoon, a boat ride back to Kigoma.

The Gombe day trip is ideal for travelers with limited time who still want to experience chimpanzee trekking in Tanzania. For visitors with more time, we recommend a two-day Gombe chimpanzee trekking package, which offers sufficient time to experience these amazing creatures.

Tour Highlights - Gombe Day Trip

    • Adventure boat journey crossing Lake Tanganyika from Kigoma to Gombe Stream National Park.
    • Guided chimpanzee trekking through the tropical rainforest of Gombe
    • Explore Gombe Stream — the site of Dr Jane Goodall's pioneering chimpanzee research
    • Trek to Kakombe Waterfalls and enjoy the panoramic views of the park and Lake Tanganyika
    • Spot Other wildlife such as baboons, forest birds, red-tailed monkeys, and wild pigs
    • Late afternoon boat trip back to Kigoma town

Tour price (per person)

    • Solo Traveler: US $ 550
    • 2 – 3 travelers: US $ 300 per person
    • 4 – 7 travelers: US $ 250 per person
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Gombe Day Trip  Itinerary

Early Morning (Approx. 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM): 

Pickup and Transfer: Your day begins with an early pickup from your hotel in Kigoma. You'll be driven to the Kibirizi port, the main departure point for Gombe.
Boat Journey: The only way to get to Gombe is by boat on Lake Tanganyika. You'll board a motorized boat or a speedboat for the scenic journey across the lake. This part of the trip can take anywhere from 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the boat type and the lake's conditions.

Mid-Morning to Midday (Approx. 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM): 

Arrival and Registration: Upon arrival at Gombe's park headquarters, your guide will handle the registration process and you'll be briefed on the park's rules and chimpanzee trekking etiquette.
Chimpanzee Trekking: This is the main highlight and focus of your day. Accompanied by an experienced park ranger, you'll venture into the lush, steep forests. The trekking can be physically demanding, as you'll be navigating uneven terrain to find the chimpanzee community. The duration of the trek is unpredictable; it can be a short walk or a strenuous hike, as the chimps' location changes daily.
 Chimpanzee Observation: Once you find a community, you'll have a precious hour to observe them. You'll witness their social behaviors, such as grooming, playing, and feeding, and get a firsthand look at the chimpanzee world made famous by Jane Goodall's research.

Afternoon (Approx. 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM):

Lunch Break: After the trek, you'll find a scenic spot to enjoy a packed lunch, which is typically provided by your tour operator. This is a great time to relax and take in the beautiful surroundings.
Other Activities: Depending on time and your interest, your guide may lead you on a short walk to see other highlights of the park, such as the Kakombe waterfalls, or you might get to see other primates like olive baboons and various monkey species.
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Gombe Day Safari Price

A day trip to Gombe is not cheap due to park fees and boat transportation. Prices typically depending on the group size, and whether a private or public boat is used. However for safety reasons we use private boat for ours tours.

Solo Traveler: US $ 550
2 - 3 travelers: US $ 300 per person
4 - 7 travelers: US $ 250 per person

Gombe Day Trip Includes

  • Return Boat Transfers Kigoma - Gombe
  • Transfer from Hotel to the Port
  • Park entrance fees
  • Fees for Trekking guide
  • Picnic lunch boxes
  • Pure drinking water 1 liter per person

Gombe Day Trip Excludes

    • Accommodation in Kigoma
    • Drinks and beverages
    • Services of the flying doctor
    • Tip for the guide

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Top Things to See on Gombe Day Trip

A typical day follows a simple arc. You start with a guided hike to find chimpanzees in the cool morning hours. The forest comes alive with bird calls, rustling leaves, and the soft clap of chimp displays. After the hike, you can swim or rest by the lake, then explore small sights close to the beach before heading back.

Guided walks usually last 2 to 4 hours. Rangers track the chimps by calls and signs, moving at a steady pace. When you find them, you keep a respectful distance, lower your voice, and soak in the moment. The no-touch rule is strict. The experience feels intimate without crossing lines that harm the animals.

In the afternoon, the pace shifts. The beach offers calm water and a place to watch fishing boats slide by. If time allows, visit small waterfalls and historic points near the shore.

Track Chimpanzees in Their Natural Habitat

This is the highlight, and the dry season brings success rates over 90%. Trails sweep uphill and down, sometimes to steep ridges. Expect up to 2 km of active hiking, with breaks as the group listens for calls and drumming on buttress roots.

You may hear a pant-hoot before you see a face. Leaves shake, then a youngster swings through dappled light. A mother sits in shade, eyes bright, hands careful. Guides keep the 7-meter distance, explain behavior, and manage the group so everyone gets a clear view without stress on the animals.

Your visit supports conservation and research in Gombe. Fees fund ranger patrols, habitat care, and community work. Follow your guide’s lead, keep masks handy if advised, and carry out what you bring in. A single quiet hour with chimps can change how you think about wild places.

Explore Beaches and Other Wildlife Spots

After the hike, the lake calls. The sand is pale and the water is clear and cool. Kakombe Falls sits a short walk away, perfect for a simple picnic. When lake conditions are safe and your guide agrees, you can take a quick swim near the beach. Keep an eye out and follow advice about where to enter and for how long.

Gombe holds more than chimps. Look for red colobus monkeys, red-tailed monkeys, and troops of baboons along the shore. Birders love the park, with over 200 species recorded. Kingfishers hit the water like darts, and fish eagles watch from tall trees. From a distance, you might spot hippos or crocodiles. Guides will point out safe viewing spots.

If time allows, stop by the site of Jane Goodall’s old camp near the beach. It adds context to the day. The forest you just walked through is where long-term primate study changed how we understand family bonds, tool use, and animal minds.

Late Afternoon (Approx. 3:00 PM onwards):

Return to Kigoma: You'll begin your journey back to Kigoma. The boat ride offers a chance to relax and reflect on your experience as you glide across the calm waters of Lake Tanganyika.
Hotel Drop-off: Upon arrival back at the port in Kigoma, you'll be transferred back to your hotel, marking the end of your Gombe day trip

How to do the most Your Gombe Day Trip

  • Listen to Your Guide: Your guide is your key to a successful and safe experience. They possess invaluable knowledge about the park, its wildlife, and chimpanzee behavior.
  • Be Patient: Chimpanzee trekking requires patience. It may take time to locate a troop, so be prepared for a longer trek.
  • Embrace the Experience: Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and smells of the jungle. Appreciate the opportunity to witness these incredible creatures in their natural habitat.

Best Time to Visit Gombe National Park

For guests considering a visit to Gombe National Park, the optimal period for experiencing its renowned chimpanzee populations and navigating its terrain is generally during the dry season, which spans from late May or June through October. This timeframe significantly enhances the likelihood of successful chimpanzee tracking and observation, as the sparser vegetation provides clearer sightlines, and the primates often remain closer to the lake basin where food and water resources are more concentrated. Furthermore, dry conditions ensure more accessible hiking trails and more reliable park access, mitigating the logistical challenges that can arise from heavy rainfall and muddy terrain during the wet season. This period thus offers the most conducive environment for a productive and comfortable wildlife viewing experience.

Essential Packing for Gombe Day Trip

Pack light but smart. The forest is humid and trails can be steep.

  • Sturdy hiking shoes: Good grip for roots and damp soil.
  • Insect repellent: Mosquitoes can be active in the forest and by the lake.
  • Sunscreen and hat: Strong sun reflects off the water.
  • Refillable water bottle: Stay hydrated during hikes.
  • Binoculars: A must for spotting chimps and birds high in the canopy.
  • Light clothing: Breathable fabrics in neutral colors.
  • Rain jacket: Sudden showers are common, even in the dry season.
  • Snacks: Meals at the park are basic. Carry easy, packable food.
  • Camera: No flash near animals, keep it quiet and ready.
  • Cash for fees: Park entry is about $40 for foreign visitors. Confirm current rates before you go

 

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Health and Safety Tips

Make sure you’re up to date on vaccinations and carry any necessary medication. Keep a respectful distance from animals, especially chimps, to avoid disturbing them. Following park regulations helps protect both visitors and wildlife.

FAQs about Gombe Day Trips

What is the best time to visit Gombe for a day trip?

The dry season (June to October and December to March) is generally considered the best time to visit Gombe, as the trails are drier and easier to navigate.

How much does a Gombe day trip cost?

The cost can vary depending on the tour operator, the inclusions, and the time of year. Expect to pay several hundred dollars per person.

What is the success rate of chimpanzee sightings on a Gombe day trip?

While sightings are not guaranteed, reputable tour operators often have a high success rate, often exceeding 90%.

Are there any age restrictions for chimpanzee trekking?

It is recommend that children be at least 12 years old to participate in chimpanzee trekking due to the physical demands of the trek.

What should I wear on a Gombe day trip?

Wear comfortable, lightweight clothing that covers your arms and legs. Sturdy hiking boots are essential.

Can I book a Gombe day trip from Dar es Salaam?

While it's possible, it involves a domestic flight to Kigoma, making it a more expensive and time-consuming option. It's generally recommended to base yourself in Kigoma for a Gombe day trip.

A Gombe day trip is more than just a safari; it's an opportunity to connect with nature, witness the intelligence and social complexity of chimpanzees, and support conservation efforts. So, pack your bags, lace up your boots, and prepare for an adventure you'll never forget!

Saadani National Park: Day Trip & Visitor Guide

Saadani National Park: Day Trip & Visitor Guide

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A day trip to Saadani National Park is an ideal short safari for travelers staying in Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, or Bagamoyo who want to experience traditional big-game safari viewing and marine river expeditions in a single day, eliminating the need for multi-day inland travel to northern or southern safari circuits.
Gazetted as a National Park in 2005, Saadani National Park covers approximately 1,100 square kilometers. is unique in East Africa as it is the only wildlife sanctuary in Tanzania bordered directly by the Indian Ocean. Situated along the historic Swahili Coast roughly opposite the southern tip of Zanzibar Island, Saadani uniquely integrates classic savannah ecosystems with pristine coastal mangrove forests, palm groves, and white sandy beaches.

Key Geography

Coastal lowlands, Wami River delta, tidal mangroves, coastal forest, and open acacia-tall-grass savannah.

Primary Appeal

Game drives, boat safaris, marine life observation, and undisturbed beach wildlife tracking.

Saadani Day Trip: Departure Points & Travel Arrangements

A successful one-day itinerary requires an early departure because of travel times and tidal schedules for river and beach activities.
Starting Point Mode of Transport Travel Time (One Way) Logistical Considerations
Dar es Salaam 4x4 Safari Vehicle (via Bagamoyo/Msata) 3.5 – 4.5 hours (approx. 180–200 km) Requires a 05:00 AM departure to avoid city congestion. A 4WD vehicle with high clearance is mandatory for park roads.
Bagamoyo 4x4 Safari Vehicle (via Makurunge road) 2.0 – 2.5 hours (approx. 65 km dirt road) Closest road gateway. Road conditions can be slow and rough during or immediately after rains.
Zanzibar (Kendwa / Nungwi) Private Speedboat Charter 1.0 – 1.5 hours (across Zanzibar Channel) Direct beach landing in Saadani. Highly dependent on sea conditions and tide levels; early morning crossings are calmer.
Zanzibar / Dar es Salaam Charter Flight (to Saadani Airstrip) 15 – 25 minutes Most time-efficient option. Lands directly inside the park airstrip for immediate safari pickup.

Hour-by-Hour Day Trip Itinerary

The standard Saadani day trip itinerary combines an early-morning game drive in the savannah interior, a midday boat safari on the Wami River, and an afternoon coastal exploration.
05:00 AM – 08:30 AM Departure & Transit to Saadani Park Gate
Depart from Dar es Salaam or Bagamoyo. Complete TANAPA (Tanzania National Parks Authority) park entry registration and pay the required fees at the southern entry gate (Madete or Boma).
08:30 AM – 11:00 AM Morning Game Viewing  
During the game drive, you will visit different parts of the park, including the park’s central plains and open woodland areas, which host a high concentration of animals. Early morning is optimal for observing herbivores feeding and predators before the coastal midday heat intensifies. Target sightings include Maasai giraffes, buffaloes, elephants, waterbucks, common reedbucks, and Liechtenstein’s hartebeest.
11:00 AM – 01:00 PM Wami River Boat Safari
Depart for a boat safari along the Wami River dock. This 2-hour boat safari takes you through dense mangrove ecosystems, which are the park’s most appealing viewing area for high concentrations of Nile crocodiles, hippopotamus pods, and specialized riverine birds, including African fish eagles, pied kingfishers, and malachite kingfishers.
01:00 PM – 02:30 PM Beachside Bush Lunch & Coastal Relaxation
Enjoy a packed lunch or hot meal at a designated coastal picnic site or park lodge overlooking the Indian Ocean. Opportunity to walk along the undeveloped sand shoreline, where you can spot wildlife tracks (such as baboons, waterbucks, and occasionally lions) along the high-tide line.
02:30 PM – 04:30 PM Afternoon Game Circuit 
Continue with a short game drive through the coastal thickets and the historical Saadani Old Boma and fishing village. Observe troops of yellow baboons, blue monkeys, and various antelope species grazing near the palm fringes.
04:30 PM – 08:00 PM Park Exit & Return Journey
Depart the park boundaries and return to Bagamoyo, Dar es Salaam, or embark on a return boat crossing to Zanzibar before sunset.

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What is Included

  • Return road transfer from Dar es Salaam to Saadani and back (4 hrs. each way)
  • Private 4x4 safari vehicle with pop-up roof for game drive
  • Wami River boat safari with park-licensed boat and guide (~90 minutes)
  • Professional English-speaking safari guide throughout
  • All Saadani National Park entry fees ($59.10/adult)
  • Lunch (packed or at lodge depending on tier)
  • Drinking water throughout
    Hotel pickups and drop-offs in Dar es Salaam

Not Included

  • International flights to/from Dar es Salaam
  • Tanzania tourist visa ($50 USD)
  • Travel and medical evacuation insurance (strongly recommended)
  • Tips and gratuities for guide and boat crew ($10-15 recommended)
  • Binoculars and camera equipment
  • Premium alcoholic beverages
  • Any Dar es Salaam accommodation before or after the trip
  • Optional charter flight upgrade (available on request — adds ~$170-200 pp each way)

Key Wildlife & Ecosystem Highlights

Saadani Day Trip

Saadani Zebra

Saadani-Lions

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  • Animals: Elephants, African buffaloes, Maasai giraffes, lions, leopards (rare/nocturnal), spotted hyenas, warthogs, common waterbucks, bushbucks, and red duikers.

  • Primates: Yellow baboons, vervet monkeys, blue monkeys, and lesser galagos (bushbabies).

  • Aquatic & River Life: Large pods of hippos, Nile crocodiles, and monitor lizards along the Wami River.

  • Marine & Coastal Fauna: The Madete beach area serves as a significant nesting site for endangered Green Sea Turtles (Chelonia mydas). Bottlenose and humpback dolphins are occasionally visible offshore.

  • Birdlife: Over 400 species have been recorded, including mangrove kingfishers, African fish eagles, goliath herons, pelicans, lesser flamingos in salt pans, and diverse coastal waders.

Best Time to Visit Saadani National Park

  • Dry Seasons (January – February & June – October):  Ideal weather conditions. Road networks are dry and fully passable, wildlife congregates around waterholes and riverbanks, and insect levels are reduced.
  • Long Rains (April – May):  Heavy rains can render black-cotton soil tracks inside the park impassable. Some operations temporarily suspend day

Recommended Packing List

  1. Neutral-colored, lightweight safari clothing (khaki, olive, tan; avoid dark blue and black, which attract tsetse flies).
  2. Wide-brimmed sun hat, polarized sunglasses, and high-SPF sunscreen.
  3. Insect repellent containing DEET.
  4. Binoculars (8x42 or 10x42 recommended) and camera with telephoto lens.
  5. Valid passport/national identity card for gate registration.
  6. Minimum 2–3 liters of drinking water per person.

Park Fees (TANAPA Tariff Guide)

Note: Park fees are subject to 18% VAT and must be settled via electronic card (Visa/Mastercard) or government payment control number. Cash is not accepted at park gates.

  • Non-East African Citizens (Adults): USD $30 to $35 per 24-hour period (+ VAT).
  • Non-East African Citizens (Children aged 5–15): USD $10 per child (+ VAT).
  • East African Citizens (Adults):  TZS 5,000 to 10,000 (+ VAT).
  • Vehicle Entry Fee: Dependent on vehicle tare weight (typically TZS 20,000 to 35,000 for standard local private safari vehicles).
  • Wami River Boat Safari Fee:  Charged separately per person by TANAPA or local licensed boat operators.

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Dar es Salaam City Tour

Dar es Salaam City Tour

Dar es Salaam City Tour

Uncover the rich tapestry of culture and adventure that awaits on a Dar es Salaam City Tour. Explore bustling markets, beautiful landscapes, and captivating history.

Dar es Salaam City Tour

Embarking on a Dar es Salaam City Tour promises a kaleidoscope of experiences that blend leisure and exploration. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or someone seeking to bask in the warm embrace of Tanzanian culture, this coastal city has something for everyone. Glimmering beaches and vibrant markets beckon, providing a plethora of activities to fill your day. Fasten your seatbelt as we dive into the gems that make Dar es Salaam a must-visit destination!

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Dar es Salaam City Tour Destinations

Kivukoni Fish Market

After picking you up from your hotel or the resident house in Dar es Salaam the tour will start by visiting Kivukoni Fish Market which is located near the harbor. The market is full of varieties of fish of different shapes and sizes. Every day the fish market is flooded by retail, wholesale, city dwellers, restaurateurs and people from different corner of the city coming to buy fishes of their preferences.

Dar es Salaam Botanical gardens

The Dar es Salaam City tour proceed to the stunning Botanical Gardens which were established several hundred years ago by Germans. Opposite the garden is Karimjee Hall and you’ll be able to see the fantastic architecture while your guide explains the history behind the building.

National Museum

As you proceed with the tour the next destination is the National Museum. The National Museum features many historical treasures with a wide variety of exhibits including archaeological findings, rock paintings, ancient foot prints, the remains of the first humans and more.

Mwenge Carvers Market

The Mwenge Carvers Market is made up of small shops with stands displaying carvings of different kinds, traditional dresses, the Tinga Tinga paints and more. You’ll be able to browse the stalls, chat with the carvers and buy souvenirs if you wish.

Makumbusho Village

Visit the Makumbusho Village museum which shows into details the Tanzania Cultural heritages. In this museum you will get a brief summary of the whole Tanzanian culture and tradition through seeing their housing, shelters among others..

Kariakoo Market

Kariakoo is the busiest and most exciting market in Dar es Salaam so you’ll be able to enjoy an authentic Tanzanian shopping experience here.

Mnazi mmoja

Mnazi Mmoja is another exciting, vibrant place to visit with strong historical significance. You’ll be able to see the Uhuru Torch which was placed here in 1961 to celebrate Tanzania’s independence from Germany.

St. Joseph’s Cathedral to view point

You’ll visit Samora Avenue to see and learn about the historical Askari Monument. Then you’ll visit the beautiful old Azania Front Lutheran Church and take in the views of Dar Es Salaam harbor view from the roof.

In the late afternoon when the tour is over we’ll drive you back to your hotel. It’s been a busy day and you’ll have seen and learnt a lot about Dar Es Salaam.

Total Price

$165 Per Person (Including transport, entrance fees and city guide)

Please note all day trips are for a minimum of two people.

A Dar es Salaam City Tour is not just a travel narrative; it’s a sensory voyage that captivates, excites, and inspires memories to last a lifetime. With its rich history, stunning beaches, worldly cuisine, and vibrant culture, beloved by visitors and locals alike, you’ll find this city paintings your heart with delightful tales and experiences. Pack your bags and embark on an unforgettable journey through Dar es Salaam!