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A Bagamoyo day trip offers a fascinating glimpse into Tanzania’s coastal history and culture. Located just north of Dar es Salaam, Bagamoyo was once a major port and slave trade hub. Visitors can explore historical sites like the Kaole Ruins, German Boma, Old Fort, and the Catholic Mission Museum. The trip also includes insights into the town’s role in the slave trade, as well as visits to local art centers and a scenic stroll along the beach. It’s a perfect short getaway for history and culture enthusiasts
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Itineraries
Day 1
Dar-Es-Salaam - Bagamoyo
Morning
Ancient Civilizations & Coastal History
Pick-up from your location in Dar es Salaam (hotel, airport, or ferry terminal)
Scenic drive along the Indian Ocean coastline to Bagamoyo
Kaole Ruins: Explore 13th-century coral stone tombs and mosque ruins; learn about Swahili-Islamic history
Old Stone Town Tour: Start a walking/driving tour through Bagamoyo’s historic core, viewing colonial and slave-era architecture
Afternoon
Old Fort: Visit former prison and military base
German Boma: Learn about German colonial administration
German Cemetery & Hanging Place: Discover sites reflecting colonial governance
Old Slave Market & Port: Understand Bagamoyo’s role in the East African slave trade
Lunch: Enjoy a Swahili meal by the seaside (seafood, rice dishes, vegetarian options)
Roman Catholic Museum: Visit early mission church, learn about David Livingstone and Christianity’s spread
Snake Park & Mini-Zoo: See native snakes, reptiles, and small animals with a guided explanation
Evening
Drive back to Dar es Salaam
Drop-off at your hotel, airport, or ferry terminal
Pick-up and drop-off in Dar es Salaam
Professional hiking guide
Entrance fees
Picnic lunch
First aid kit and hiking assistance
Drinking water
Entrance to Snake Park
Guide tip (15$pp per day)
Flights (Local and International)
Visa
Travel and medical Insurance
Items of personal nature
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