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Quote: At the bus station it was easy to find transport to Isimila and soon we were sitting in a daladala, a mini bus. As they leave when full we had chosen one with seemingly lots of passengers and revving engine. I… Read More
Quote: Morningside is a half-abandoned colonial house. Once it served as a week-end retreat for German colonialists. These days it is occupied by a farmer who grows onions, maize, and carrots, but only during the dry… Read More
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Quote: We went with Zara Tanzanian Adventures, who had guided our Kilimanjaro trek. We had a driver/guide, who took us around in 4WD Land Rovers (definitely needed on some of those roads). Service was fantastic! Our… Read More
Quote: This museum is small enough for me to enjoy. I spent just over an hour and there were not many other visitors so that I could see everything in solitude.What I liked best was the trail of fossilised footprints… Read More
Quote: Nyumba y Sanaa is an arts centre where artists have their workshops and sell their work. It’s all of high artistic value and much better quality than the works of art which are offered in the markets all over… Read More
Quote: A quiet beach not far out of the bustling centre. Coco beach is beautiful at sunset, especially when watching the dhows and ferries cross to Zanzibar. Get there by catching a dala dala from near the central… Read More
Quote: Somehow, visions of a colonial past, like in Southeast Asia, oddly, come to mind as you enter Dar’s open-air Q Bar. Located near the “Karibu Hotel” on Dar es Salaam’s “Msasani Peninsula”, it’s a local hangout… Read More
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