North Beach
Bahari Beach Hotel

Access to the beach for a fee at the entrance. Take Bagamoyo Road up to Kunduchi junction and follow signs. Tel: 265032,265 0475/6

Bongoyo Island
Just declared Marine Park this uninhabited, beautiful beach, less crowded during the week than weekend is an ideal place to while away your time after a tedious week. Scheduled boat rides available from The Slipway. Schedule; 9.30,11.30,13:30 15.30.

Mbudya Island
Just behind Bagamoyo Island, equally beautiful beach. Boat rides available from White Sands Hotel and Bahari Beach Hotel.

Silver Sands Hotel
Access to the beach for a fee at the entrance. Take Bagamoyo Road towards Bagamoyo, follow signs.

Cine Club
On the beach, nice local food and an ideal place for kids on Old Bagamoyo Road.

The Dar es Salaam Yatch Club, (DYC)
For Members only. Possibility of obtaining temporary membership for sailing, diving and fishing. A good & secure beach and pool for children. Msasani Peninsular. Tel: 1260 0132/2600137.

South Beach
Protea Hotel Amani Beach
This exclusive and elegant beach resort is set to catch the magnificent view of the Swahili coast. Located 30 km from Kigamboni Ferry Terminus. Booking: Protea Hotels & Appartments Tel: 0741 410033

Ras Kutani
Bahari Beach Hotel
Quiet and pleasant! Booking: Tel: 213 4802

Mikadi Camping
Quiet and pleasant!
Kipepeo
Located close to a small fishing village. Has secured campsite with toilets & showers, beach bandas, BBQ on weekends and seafood meals. Tel:0744 785 769, 2122931, 2131938, 2130985

Bagamoyo
The Old Mission
Where priests were ransoming slaves from Muslims slave traders to educate them as free Christian. The fathers House in the Mission is an interesting relic to see. Also the Old Chapel where Livingstone's body was kept overnight.

The Museum
Just next to the old Mission, it is quite interesting and well furnished in historical documents.

The Ruins
Like the old caravanserai, the Dunda Blockhouse or the ancient construtions of Kaole Ruins. (Where first A rab, Persian and perhaps Ismilis established themselves and created the Swahili Civilisation.