Top Dar es Salaam Swim with Dolphins

Go on a tour to explore the most beautiful place in the Red Sea around Zanzibar island where you can find dolphins, turtles and many more beautiful aquatic creatures and then discover the wild forest in Zanzibar "Jozani Forest". With the best reasonable price you can get for this trip.

Discover the best that the Tanzanian capital has to offer when you book this half-day cultural tour of Dar es Salaam. Join a small group and embark on an immersive sightseeing tour, stopping at various places to interact with the community, shop for local goods, learn about the country’s history, and even taste the local cuisine.

Travel from Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar City with ease on a comfortable, modern, and fast commercial ferry. Multiple departure times throughout the day make it easy to travel spontaneously, but it is best to purchase your ticket ahead of time, especially during peak travel times. One-way and round trip tickets are available in either economy or business class.

Discover the wonders of the Indian Ocean when you book this dhow cruise from Zanzibar. Climb aboard your traditional vessel and sail across the azure waters, making stops along the way to snorkel. End your day watching a stunning sunset over the waters while nibbling on fresh fruits and sipping on provided refreshments.

"Embark on a dolphin tour, go on a snorkeling session, and enjoy an exploration of Joani Forest all in one day during this tour in Zanzibar. Experience the beauty of the Red Sea surrounding Zanzibar Island, where you have the opportunity to encounter dolphins, turtles, and other marine creatures. Then, delve into the natural wonders of the wild Joani Forest. "

Strolling through Bagamoyo’s narrow, unpaved streets takes you back to the mid-19th century, when the town was one of the most important settlements along the East African coast and the terminus of the trade caravan route linking Lake Tanganyika with the sea. Slaves, ivory, salt and copra were unloaded here before being shipped to Zanzibar Island and elsewhere, and many European explorers, including Richard Burton, Henry Morton Stanley and David Livingstone, began and ended their trips here. In 1868 French missionaries established Freedom Village at Bagamoyo as a shelter for ransomed slaves, and for the remainder of the century the town served as a way station for missionaries travelling from Zanzibar Island to the interior.