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Dar es Salaam dance and nightlife tour
Dar es Salaam
2 hours
Immerse yourself in the vibrant music scene and nightlife of Dar es Salaam with our exciting tour! Kick off the experience by mastering funky dance moves in a two-hour Afrobeats class led by expert instructors. Then, join us as we explore the city's hottest nightlife spots where you can showcase your dance skills and groove to the beat alongside the locals. From trendy clubs to hidden gems, get ready for a night to remember in Dar es Salaam's vibrant nightlife scene!
FROM$105/ per group
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
"Kisinia" to the food lovers
Dar es Salaam
3 hours
For all the food lovers, let's go enjoy lovely Tanzanian foods with a local guide. The restaurant is one of the best from Dar es Salaam, "Shawarma 27".
FROM$35/ per person
Sekela K.
Tanzania nightclub
Dar es Salaam
4 hours
When one thinks of Tanzania, usually what comes to mind is the lush green plains and safari adventures to explore the wide range of exotic wild animals that roam around freely. However, that is not all there is to Tanzania and there is a lot more to explore, such as the very happening nightlife scene of the Tanzanian cities, such as Dar es Salaam.
FROM$39/ per person
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Swahili & Kariakoo Adventure: Learn the Language, Dive into the Market!"
Dar es Salaam
1 hour 50 min
They say the best way to learn a language is just to start speaking it. This combined experience will have you conversing with the locals by the afternoon -guaranteed! We’ll start the day by introducing you to the beautifully phonic and melodic language of Kiswahili. focusing on how to order food and buy goods. Then, once you’re confident with some key phrases, we’ll head out to the most bustling market area in Dar: Kariakoo market.
FROM$35/ per person
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Mwenge Carvers Market: Where African Art Comes to Life
Dar es Salaam
1 hour 30 min
If you are looking for traditional African sculptures and crafts then the Mwenge Carvers Market in Mwenge is a great source of Makonde artwork. This is a huge centre where about 200 artists can create and sell their work. Many stalls are shared by a number of artists, but you will also see plenty of carvers hard at work on an open patch of ground.
FROM$20/ per person
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Savor the Culture: Interactive Cooking Adventure in Tanzania!
Dar es Salaam
2 hours
Food is life in Tanzania. But this isn’t just a food tour of the city. The day kicks off with a cooking class where we’ll be learning how to make mandazi (sweet doughnuts), Chapati and cook ugali (a staple food in Tanzania). Whilst you’re honing your new craft I’ll tell you all about the culinary specialities of Tanzania, and what the locals eat on pretty much a daily basis. Then it comes to eating!
FROM$40/ per person
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)
Best shopping mall walk with a local guide
Dar es Salaam
3 hours 30 min
Mlimani City is one of the best malls in Dar es Salaam. It is a good and safe place and also comfortable where you can find different shops and get different stuffs. There are also restaurants around the place and also children play ground. Not forgetting the cinema hall. Let's go shopping. Let's go for a walk.
FROM$35/ per person
Sekela K.
Amazing Woodcarvings
Dar es Salaam
3 hours
Mwenge wood carving is one of the amaizing places in Dar es Salaam and we are going to see the adorable Tinga Tinga paintings and also see the talent of Makonde art. Whatelse we can find there are goods from fabric to bracelets, necklaces,, sandals and other more drawings. You might be convinced to buy the arts stuffs so you will have to buy the stuffs, you have to learn how to bargain, don't worry you will learn some of Kiswahili words and somehow get to business, haha it's going to be fun.
FROM$40/ per person
Sekela K.
Dar es Salaam City tour
Dar es Salaam
9 hours
Nestled along a natural harbor on the Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam’s a multicultural city, home to African Tanzanians, Arabic and South Asian communities, British and German expatriates, Catholics, Lutherans and Muslims. This diversity in people is reflected in the culture: the city boasts international cuisine ranging from traditional Tanzanian barbecue and Zanzibari food to Thai, Chinese and American restaurants. Its vibrant music scene has witnessed a rise in Bongo Flava, a form of hip hop
FROM$65/ per person
Kevin A.
5.00 / 5
(1 reviews)