Hidden Tanzania Beaches
Discover hidden beaches at Ushongo Beach and Maziwe Island in Tanzania!
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Check out these amazing beaches in Tanzania. They've got squeaky clean sand, warm water, delicious seafood, and friendly people without the crowds of Zanzibar.
This video features Pangani, Ushongo beach, and Maziwe Island, a sand bar that disappears at night, filmed from the Tides Lodge and Mawimi Villas in Tanzania.
This was my first stop of a 5-week trip taking a Land Cruiser across Tanzania, Rwanda, and Uganda. Stay tuned for more episodes!
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Singidia | Tanzania |
Bus service is available to/from Arusha, Dodoma, and Mwanza. All roads have unpaved sections, so the going can be slow and uncomfortable.
Arusha: Tsh14,000/= on Mtea or Airborn City. Katesh: TSh5,000/=. Dodoma: TSh12,000 on ABC. Dar Es Salaam: TSh25,000 on ABC.
There is train service to/from Dodoma on some days, but it is primarily a freight line (slow) and only third class service (hard benches, substantial overcrowding) is available. TSh4,800/=. Purchasing tickets in advance is recommended.
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Taxi[edit]
Taxis within the downtown area are TSh1,500/=, and TSh2,000/= outside of town.
Abdallah, ☎ +255 784 769 515. is friendly and speaks English. edit
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Singida has two lakes, and is known for its flamingos.
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Singida has CRDB, NMB, and NBC. All of them have ATM's.
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Temba Shop. Safi duka. edit
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Sarafina Cafeteria, (opposite central market). 6:00am to 6pm. Breakfast and lunch. under 2$. edit
Stanley Hotel. Largest selection of western food. $$$. edit
Gas Station next to church on Dar Road. Good lunch, decent store. $$. edit
Shana. Breakfast, lunch. $. edit
Marangu Snack. Lunch, dinner. $. edit
Cheshi Clif Hotel. Clean, good food and great view. $. edit
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Unforgetable Beauty of Kampala
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Tanzania Tourism Board - Karibu Tanzania, welcome to Tanzania. In this the second of our series on travel in Tanzania, we introduce you to the magic of Northern Tanzania and Dar es Salaam, and all they have to offer the discerning tourist. Facilitated by the Tanzania Tourism Board and the many participants in this programme, we invite you to relax and indulge yourself in the magnificent spectacle of The United Republic of Tanzania. Presenting a wide array of tourist attractions, ranging from the bustling metropolis of Dar es Salaam, through the allure of seaside bliss, to the mystique of magical Masai Land and Mount Kilimanjaro, this tourist destination stands head and shoulders clear of any other on the African Continent. Steeped in history dating back as far 800 AD, when sea trade in gold, slaves and spices saw Tanzania and Zanzibar as key players in the global market, The United Republic of Tanzania boasts a colorful, vibrant and distinctly peaceful past.
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Tanzania Road Trip Combined Episodes 87-92
Our Africa, Tanzania combined episodes. We start our cross-Africa road-trip from Arusha, head for the Indian Ocean, cross the Saadani NP, visit Udzungwa, Sanje Falls and Isimila Pillars.
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Nairobi to the Indian Ocean, Tanzania Video Details
When Ben arrived we made fast plans and hit the road. Our first goal was the Indian Ocean. Ben’s gear included lots of old stuff he had accumulated over the years in Germany. Some we gave to a local charity and some we kept for bribes & gifts.
The drive was East on a paved two-lane highway. We stopped at intervals for gear, money, stuff and terrible road-kill food.
The Zebra Camp offered an empty riverside campground for the first driving evening.
I soon discovered that Ben had a routine. Each object in its place and dinner prepared with precision. This was going be a different trip from my normal crazy random approach.
The next day we found free canoes so we pretended to be Canadians.
We were told there were only little crocks in this tiny river. But it was soon apparent that tiny and large are two things guys are bad at estimating.
The following day we stopped for lunch at the costal town of Tanga before heading south on a dirt road along the coast. Note that Google maps did not allow us to drive this route. It kept switching to the inland paved routes.
Near the end of the day we pull over to setup camp at the Beach Crab Resort and test the waters of the Indian Ocean.
Saadani National Park, Tanzania Video Details
After checking out the Indian Ocean south of Tanga, we hit the dusty road south. At the Pangani River we manage to meet the ferry as it was preparing to leave. We paid a small fee and drove on as it cast off.
Tanzania used to be a German colony so large enterprising farms are the norm. The local cash crop is Sisal. Sisal production in Tanzania began in the late 19th century by the German East Africa Company. Sisal was continually produced during the German administration and the British administration and was the colony's largest export highly prized for use in cordage and carpets worldwide. At the time of independence in 1961, Tanzania was the largest exporter of Sisal in the world and the industry employed over 1 million farmers and factory workers.
Our route (the only road south along the coast) crosses though the Saadani National Park. And foreigners always pay to enter parks, even if it is unavoidable. We had to pay $80 each for the privilege of driving through the park (a road tax just for foreigners). Since we had to pay, Ben felt we might as well test the 4WD capabilities of the Land Cruiser.
Testing the 4WD for Ben meant railway lines, dusty trails, dry river beds and jungle foliage. All good fun.
We exit the park and continued south after getting our $80s worth.
Sanje Falls, Tanzania Video Details
We hired a skilled park guide and discussed the hiking options. Ultimately we decided visit the world famous Sanje falls (3 water falls for the price of one). And yes park fees had to be paid first.
Our guide was casual, cool and informative. He soon pointed out the elusive colobus monkeys that never drink water. They spend their life in the trees and get all their requirements from the forest leaves. But even in the trees they are not safe. They are the favorite prey of leopards.
We spent the rest of the day hiking to the three falls, taking a swim and relaxing in the shade as the sun cooked the local jungle canopy.
After visiting Sanje falls in the Udzungwa Mtns NP, Ben gave gifts to the park personnel (more used clothing) and then set off east.
We spotted a roadside signpost that said Beware of Alligators for the next 27km’s.
We stopped to check out a local lodge called Alligator camp but one look at the river was enough to encourage us to move on.
Late in the afternoon we drove into thundershowers that convinced us to call it a day. We reached another lodge offering camping but this time I opted for a large $12 canvas safari tent (I didn’t want to setup my tent in the rain and they advertised an English breakfast included). Unfortunately the local cook didn’t have a clue what an English breakfast was.
Isimila Natrual Pillar Video Details
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