Tour privato di un'intera giornata a Dar es Salaam
Descrizione
Portandoti in giro per tutti i luoghi famosi e imperdibili della città, questo tour pieno zeppo è tutto ciò di cui hai bisogno per chi ha un tempo di viaggio limitato in città. Il tour è progettato per utilizzare in modo efficiente il tuo tempo mentre ti consente di goderti l'immensa storia e cultura di Dar-es Salaam.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Il cimitero di guerra di Dar es Salaam ora contiene 1.764 sepolture del Commonwealth della prima guerra mondiale, 60 delle quali non identificate e 41 della seconda guerra mondiale, 7 delle quali non identificate. Le 112 tombe di guerra di altre nazionalità, la maggior parte delle quali belghe e tedesche, risalgono tutte alla prima guerra mondiale. Il cimitero contiene anche il memoriale per la cremazione indù di Dar-es salaam che commemora 14 militari indiani i cui resti sono stati cremati in conformità con la loro fede.
visiteremo il mercato ittico internazionale di Dar es Salaam, sperimenteremo diversi tipi di pesce e apprezzeremo l'intero processo di pesca dal mare al mercato principale e l'intero processo
Fondato nel 1934, le mostre di questo museo sono incentrate sulla storia della Tanzania e della sua gente.
Uno degli edifici più iconici di Dar-es Salaam, la cattedrale di San Giuseppe non è solo una cappella, costruita dai tedeschi tra il 1897 e il 1902, la cattedrale gotica ora ospita l'arcidiocesi cattolica di Dar-es salaam dopo la sua consacrazione nel 1906.
Costruito in stile gotico dai missionari tedeschi tra il 1899 e il 1902, La Cattedrale luterana di Azania Front si erge magnificamente lungo la strada Kivukoni Front, vicino al lungomare dell'Oceano Indiano e di fronte al porto per aggiungere alla splendida vista del centro della città di Dar-es Salaam.
Il Monumento Askari è una statua che si trova in una rotonda a Dar-es Salaam che collega Samora Avenue con Maktaba Street. La posizione segna il punto focale del centro di Dar, un'area ricca di storia e fascino. Costruito nel 1927 come tributo ai soldati Askari che hanno combattuto nella prima guerra mondiale, il Monumento Askari è una tappa obbligata se ti trovi a Dar-es Salaam!
Costruito dall'architetto B.J. Amuli, il mercato di Kariakoo a Dar es Salaam è stato ufficialmente aperto nel dicembre 1975 da Julius Nyerere, il padre fondatore della Tanzania. Il mercato deriva il suo nome dai facchini africani e lavoratori occasionali, "the Carrier Corps", della prima guerra mondiale quando l'esercito britannico scelse l'area come campeggio.
Il mercato di Mwenge Woodcarvers ospita una gigantesca collaborazione di oltre 200 intagliatori specializzati nelle sculture Makonde. Una tribù tanzaniana famosa per le sue abilità nell'intaglio del legno. Sono venduti anche dipinti di Tinga Tinga, altri souvenir locali e la maggior parte dell'artigianato della Tanzania. Il mercato si trova alla periferia della città ma accessibile in quanto si trova lungo la trafficata principale, Sam Nujoma Road.
Il villaggio di Makumbusho è un museo che mette in mostra case e attrezzature autenticamente costruite da alcune tribù della Tanzania (la Tanzania ha oltre 130 tribù) e si trova nel cuore di Dar es Salaam.
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Luoghi e orari di ritiro
ti verremo a prendere dalla zona che preferisci
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(37)
I have to review this as 2 parts. The tour itself, driver and guide were excellent. The guys took excellent care of us and worked hard to ensure that we had an enjoyable day. I would rate this part as 5 star. The admin part was rather less good. The tour was booked as a private tour for 4 people, so you can imagine our surprise when we stopped at a hotel and a total stranger hopped into the car to join our tour. This was after it had taken about an hour to find the car to start the tour. We were due to be picked up in port from our cruise ship dock. Eventually we found the car waiting at the port gate, some 30 minutes walk from the dock, through a busy working commercial port, on an extremely hot and humid morning. Seems the organiser didn't apply for a port entry permit in time, despite me making the booking in October. So, pick up was chaotic and we didn't get a private tour. Emmanuel (seemed to be the organiser) agreed to give me a partial refund. I'm still waiting for that.
They NEVER showed up for the tour and never communicated a cancelation. Very Disappointed. THERE really is nothing more to say. I went through Viator because I thought that any companies that they would recommend to their customers were already reviewed and was part of the Viator's umbrella because they were a legitimate company, in high regard.
Thank you so much for the city tour today. I had a great time and learned a lot about Dar es Salaam which was the aim of this day. So sorry for your accident Emmanuel but fortunately you feel a bit better now. Thanks again and all the best!
Thank you so much for the review we are thrilled you had a great time with us.
My friends and i where on a cruise ship from Mombasa and we are thrilled with the toyr in Dar es salaam, we had alot to learn from the city.
Thank you for the review, we appreciate you time in writing and learnig the fact that you had a great tour put smiles and joy in us
Thank you guide and team from Enroute Africa. your hospitality and knowledge has made our time worthwhile in Dar es salaam
We appreciate your review and we are mostly happy that you had a knowledgeable tour with us
Actually the rating is a ZERO! The tour guide was a NO SHOW and after numerous attempts to phone the contact (number was not in service) we contacted Viator for a refund. The company had asked for names and passport numbers prior to our arrival so I know they had us on “their books” for the tour. What a huge disappointment but thankfully Viator was very receptive. We luckily found another tour company at the cruise ship terminal called Dove Adventures and had a great tour with Anna. Our day turned out fine even with the original tour being a complete bust!
I give them a ZERO. They were a NO SHOW! We had paid in advance for a private full day tour of Dar es Salaam. After waiting over 30 minutes and attempting 3 phone calls which stated the phone number was not in service we went for a tour with another tour operator. We are so thankful for Dove Adventures who included us on one of their small group (12 person) full day. En Route Tours may be a scam since they had our payment, had asked for our passport numbers and then were a NO SHOW and no communication!! I called the credit card company who is refunding my money.
I and a group of friends left zanzibar on a boat to Dar es salaam and Jacqueline was great in giving us details of the tour. We enjoued the vibrant city and lifestyle and culture of the Dar es salaam people, thank you team
We are delighted that the tour was informative and you enjoyed every moment of the tour with us
This was a fantastic tour of Dar es Salaam, which included most of the best local sites. Erick was a great tour guide. He was very knowledgeable, patient, and attentive. Booking and payment was easy, and communication with the company was good via Whatsapp. I would recommend this tour company whole-heartedly.
Erick and team would be delighted with the fact that you had an incredible tour and time with us and thank you for the review
The person giving the tour was very professional and knowledgeable. All key places in the city were visited on pace that was comfortable.
Hello sir Thank you for the review we are glad that your tour was comfortable and you enjoyed.
