Best places: Tourist attractions in Kiponda, Tanzania

👍👍 Centrally located mosque with spacious space. Great choice for Friday prayer in Dar es Salaam

😐 Compare to the distance and the natural landscape, it ia just so so. The price is 2000shilling. The place is not too big, the high tie comes really early, start around 11am. The distance is far, from town to beach around 1.5 hour. In August, please go before 11am, after 11 o'clock, is becoming hi...

👍👍 The Oldest Church in Daresalaam, Iconic, Catholic

👍 Large mosque that is well designed and welcoming. The wealthy and poor pray side by side and eat with each other. The preachers preach on simplicity and tolerance and encourage interfaith dialogue. Caution - the men and women do not sit in the same section.

👍👍 A must visit when in Zanzibar. I highly recommend visiting this farm when you are in Zanzibar. I was greeted by the owner Mr. Abdullah. This tour was really really amazing. We could see and touch so many different kinds of spices. Great opportunity to see all different types of spices as they grow a...

👍 Very beautiful beach with white sand and turquoise water, low tides are not noticeable much meaning you can swim all day long! Had to give 4 stars because of the hustlers trying to sell you things all the time. Within a short walk, you'll be easily harassed by 10-20 guys. That was absolutely exhaust...

👍👍 Mega place. 😄 The island is also known colloquially as Prison Island due to the ruins of a former prison (intended for the inhabitants of Zanzibar). You can get here from nearby Zanzibar by a boat rented from local fishermen. The water and the beach around the island are amazing. 😳👍🏻 There is a...

👍👍 I was looking for a tour guide / driver for my time in Zanzibar and came across Mago’s lovely website. I messaged him and he was clear with the services he provided. I just instantly felt like I could trust him. I was traveling alone, so it was important for me to be with someone I could trust and M...

👍👍 I didn't ever seen the bridge like this in African. It's beautiful bridge in Tanzania. It's simplified most of one billion of people in Tanzania. Thanks Tanzania for beautiful bridge like this.....

Bronze statue erected to honor local soldiers who fought with the British Carrier Corps in WWI.

👍 The beach is nice. Sometimes you can swim, other times you can look up for shells and tide leftovers. Not so nice is the road to it. Seems like there are two different worlds. One side you can see luxury resorts, instagrammable beach with palm trees, but on the other side you can see the poverty of...

👍👍 A PLACE YOU MUST VISIT IN DAR ES SALAAM!! It's free to entry, even for foreigners, because there's no guy to charge your entrance fee. It's worthwhile to visit if you're a tourist, in here you can know traditional Tanzanian life & houses without going to countryside. And you can also watch some loca...

👍 Fun as the name suggests with many rides although some are paid some are free. They have 4 swimming pools, 2 for slides, 1 for kids and 1 wave pool which is 1 of their attraction. They need to add new rides and slides. Many shops for snacks drinks, they also have a nice restaurant near the prayer ro...

👍 Worth a visit but a bit expensive (22,000 entry) and a tip for the volunteer guide.

👍👍 Pay $8 entrance, and the first thing you do is a room with all the slave history then you go to the underground chambers where they put the slaves, then you go to the Anglican Catedral and next to the catedral you can find the sculptures of some slaves. Is interesting to learn more history about it....

👍👍 Loved the art at this co-operative society. Large variety of styles and size of paintings. Very reasonable prices, even pre-bargaining. A helpful English speaking representative guided me around the place. While all the art is mostly canvas mounted on frames, he told me they could take it off the f...

Visitors can take tours of this spice farm & learn about the growing & trade in these delicacies.

👍👍 I did two trips with Abdi. First day I went to Prison Island and Stone Town. Abdi told me the history of these places by relating a lot of interesting details about how they were built and by whom. Next day, I visited Jozani forest and the Mangrove forest. Here, I found out more about different spe...

17th-century fort with souvenir vendors, nightly entertainment & occasional festivals.

😐 The spice tour is a perfect opportunity to learn about the plants of fruits and spices you use in the kitchen. The tour guides are knowledgeable and friendly. You will pay entrance fee (10000 tzs per person), and then the guide brings you to various spots where you can buy products: - parfume shop...