Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Cruises

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Cruise Port

• The open-air Village Musuem (Kijiji cha Makumbusho) is a replica of indigenous traditional African way of living among the Tanzanian people. All sixteen huts hold authentic furnishings significant to the country’s rural cultures and social traditions. The illustration of “village life” is seen through the demonstration of weaving, pottery and carving by museum workers.
   
• The uninhabited Mbudya Island facing the fishing community of Kunduchi is a great getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life to commune with nature. The quiet and peaceful surroundings on pure white sands and crystalline water make for a beautiful day of relaxation. Enjoy some tasty local delicacies on this Marine Reserve while dolphin-watching.
   
• Udzungwa Mountains National Park is famous for its closed-canopy forests with over 400 animal species and 2500 plant species. This tropical rainforest is perfect for long-distance hiking/trekking to the waterfall and camping safaris. As the second largest biodiverse national park in Africa, it retains its pristine mountain forests, grassland and miombo woodland among numerous endemic species. This park is a must-see for all nature lovers.