Pemba Island
Pemba Island This untouched island off the coast of Zanzibar offers travelers the perfect beachfront escape. Commonly referred to by locals as the “Green Island” because of its lush forests and tropical vibe, it’s Pemba’s incredible stretches of white sandy beach and turquoise blue waters that mak
Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe)
Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) Built in the 17th Century, Old Fort is one of the main attractions in Stone Town and perfect starting out point for first-time visitors to Zanzibar. Its giant stone fortress once protected the city from an outside attack, and it was later used as a prison to house local law
Nungwi
Nungwi This popular beach is sometimes referred to as Little Italy, since it’s often a destination for Italian tourists. So many of these Europeans visit Nungwi each year that locals have picked up on the language and most restaurants serve at least one version of pizza or pasta. Still, despi
Mwanakwerekwe Market
Mwanakwerekwe Market This traditional African market is one of the largest and busiest in all of Zanzibar. Local Tanzanians wander the streets as the sun rises—or hop aboard rusty metal bikes just after the call to prayer—to collect fruits, vegetables and other family essentials well before the da
Mtoni Palace Ruins
Mtoni Palace Ruins This ancient palace on the western shores of Zanzibar was the birthplace of the late princess Salme and today is among the top destinations for travelers to the island. Travelers can tour the grounds aboard a traditional donkey cart and wander through the Persian baths, main pal
Mshiri Village
Mshiri Village Visitors to Mshiri Village can interact with the Chagga people and see first-hand the cultures and traditions of this mountain tribe. Travelers can wander the fertile fields of these traditional farmers and sample local foods cooked over a fire while they interact with residents of
Mount Meru
Mount Meru Mount Meru, Kilimanjaro’s more accessible cousin, is located east of the Great Rift Valley in the small but beautiful Arusha National Park. Recognized as the second tallest mountain in Tanzania and the fourth highest on the continent, its towering peak and fertile soil attract avid hike
Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park
Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park Established in 2004 as the only protected park in Zanzibar, Jozani Chwaka Bay is home to several animal species unique to the island. Travelers who wander the thick forests of this 19-square-mile park will likely spot the indigenous Zanzibar red colobus and families
House of Wonders (Beit-el-Ajaib)
House of Wonders (Beit-el-Ajaib) House of Wonders, which is home to the Museum of History and Culture, is not only the largest—but also the tallest building in Stone Town. Built in 1883, the palace was the first building on the island to have electricity and the first in the region to have a worki
Amani Children’s Home
Amani Children’s Home A trip to Tanzania puts travelers face-to-face with beautiful beaches, exciting cultures and incredible African wildlife. But a visit to Amani Children’s Home, just outside of Moshi, offers a unique opportunity for travelers to connect with some of the people who make this co
Olduvai Gorge
Olduvai Gorge Famed for its natural beauty, as well as the evidence it has produced about human evolution, Tanzanias Olduvai Gorge is also a popular stop for tourists. Also called Oldupai, the official name since 2005, the gorge is where Mary and Louis Leakey discovered evidence some of the oldest
Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro There are few mountains more iconic than Africa’s tallest peak. Mount Kilimanjaro has attracted authors, adventurers, travelers and thrill seekers for hundreds of year, promising a challenging climb and unprecedented views. With a summit that measures an impressive 19,341 feet an
Tengeru Village
Tengeru Village Small scale farms, lush banana fields and traditional mountain homesteads give this peri-urban village in near Arusha its distinct character. Travelers can visit old-world coffee farms and learn about the local production of this popular beverage or canoe out into Lake Duluti—a vol
Moshi
Moshi Tucked amid the scenic slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, Moshi is one of the smallest—and also one of the most beautiful—municipalities in the country. This tiny town serves as a base camp for travelers climbing the continent’s tallest mountain and is an ideal spot to find local guides, porters a
Marangu Village
Marangu Village Eager trekkers embarking on Mount Kilimanjaro’s less strenuous route will likely find themselves in the quiet village of Marangu on the eastern side of this iconic mountain. And while the village itself offers little in the way of modern amenities or actual tourist attractions, vis
Zanzibar Gallery
Sorry, we currently have no review for this sight.
Rungu Beach
Sorry, we currently have no review for this sight.
Duka Kubwa
Sorry, we currently have no review for this sight.
Dhow Port
Port for dhows in Lindi.
Maji Maji Uprising Monument
A landmark monument in Iringa.
