Kivukoni Fish Market

Start your tour at 8:00 AM. After being picked up, your first stop will be the bustling Kivukoni Fish Market, one of the largest in Tanzania. Here, you’ll witness the daily life of local fishermen, observe the business of the market first-hand, and get a true taste of Dar es Salaam’s coastal culture. This is a great opportunity to gain a better understanding local life in the city. (35 mins)

Azania Front Cathedral Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania

Next, visit Azania Front Cathedral, built by German missionaries in 1898. This historic church boasts distinctive architectural details and a rich history that reflects Tanzania’s colonial past and religious heritage. (30 mins)

The Dar es Salaam Centre for Architectural Heritage (DARCH)

Next stop is DARCH, the oldest building in Dar es Salaam, originally constructed by Sultan Majid Bin Said in the 1860s. Along the way, you’ll pass iconic landmarks like St. Joseph Cathedral, Atiman House, the Old Post Office, and War Memorial Garden. (30 mins)

Kariakoo Market

Explore Kariakoo Market, the largest market in East Africa. Buzzing with energy, it is visited by thousands daily, offering everything from local produce to textiles and crafts. Engaging with vendors will give you a chance to practise your Swahili greetings (“Mambo / Jambo!”. You will get a feel for the rhythm of the city and Dar life from the market and the many people coming and going. (60 mins)

Mlimani City Mall

From Kariakoo, head to Mlimani City Mall, Tanzania's largest shopping centre. Here, you can shop for anything you might have missed and enjoy a local buffet lunch of Tanzanian cuisine. (120 mins)

University of Dar es Salaam

Continue to the University of Dar es Salaam, one of the leading universities in East Africa. Established in the years following Tanzania’s independence, the institution has played an important role in the country’s academic development.
Tanzania’s first president, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, served as the university’s first Chancellor and played a critical role in aligning the university with the Arusha Declaration. (30 mins)

Mwenge Woodcarvers Market

Visit Mwenge Market, a vibrant centre for traditional arts and crafts. Here, you’ll find affordable paintings, wood carvings, Maasai shoes, and cultural clothing. Shopping here you will find the perfect for souvenirs and be able to support local craft makers (30 mins)

Coco Beach

Conclude your Dar es Salaam tour with a visit to Coco Beach. Enjoying local snacks as you take in the fresh ocean breeze and white sands along the Indian Ocean. Relax, take photos, or simply unwind before returning to your hotel. (40 mins)

Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro: Africa’s highest peak and a renowned destination for climbers from around the world.

Kilimanjaro National Park

If you have ever dreamed of seeing Africa’s highest mountain, wait no longer. Start your adventure from Moshi and embark on a guided full-day hike along the Marangu Route from the foot of this majestic mountain. Journey through lush rainforests with its rich diversity of colourful birds and playful colobus monkeys. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating stories and facts about the local area, the mountain’s wildlife, and Kilimanjaro’s history. Take a break at Mandara Hut for a hearty lunch and views from Maundi Crater before descending. (360 mins)