Tanzania

Walk through Magamba rain forest a home to black and white colobus monkeys, visit an old trench dug by the German during World War 1, the guide will provide an explanation of German and British Colonial history read more read less

Get to see Historical buildings in Dar es Salaam center. Visit the busiest fish market in Dar es Salaam and have a chance to meet currie shells vendors. visit the kariokoo market, which is the main market where local people come to sell their farm produce. visit the National museum where you will find Dr. Leakey’s findings from Olduvai Gorge. Get a chance to buy woodcarving, local garment, and ornaments in the Slipway. visit the University of Dar es Salaam. read more read less

Watch out for colobus monkeys in the tree crowns with their long fluffy tail. Ride through rice fields, spot Colobus monkeys in Rau forest and arrive at an old railway station stuck in time. Path: Off road & paved Highlights: Cycling through sugar cane plantation, Beautiful scenery, Cycling through Rice fields, Ride in the forest, Colobus monkeys can be seen.  read more read less

Enjoy the wonderful scenery of Moshi See the authentic Tanzanian life Explore Kilimanjaro Airport (JRO) read more read less

Materuni is one of the few villages of wonder in Northern Tanzania sitting at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro. The village is blessed with full of all the beauty worth much visiting for holiday, weekend outing or vacation. While in the village, scenic view of Moshi Town and Mount Kilimanjaro is astonishing. This green village with fresh air from green vegetations welcomes visitors to explore the beauty of the land and cultural heritage of the Chagga people. read more read less

Visit 10,000 square km of sugar plantation in the north of Tanzania. This tour has options for visiting a swimming pool, tennis courts, the golf course, and a great restaurant at the end of your trip.  read more read less

This ecotourism package provides you the opportunity to visit Jozani Forest National Park, home to Red Colobus Monkey and the most beautiful nature of the protected areas of Chwaka Bay and Menai Bay. Further, you can experience the traditional way of life in a remote Zanzibar coastal village, interact with the friendly locals, and visit sustainable conservation projects. 50% of the profits made through your stay are used for the improvement of the living conditions in the village of Muungoni. The Jozani Forest National Park area in southern Zanzibar is the best spot for ecotourism on the island! Besides the actual Jozani Forest National Park, which is the largest near-natural tropical rain forest in Zanzibar and home to the endemic Red Colobus Monkey, within a radius of 20 km you can reach the protected areas of Chwaka Bay and Menai Bay with its sandbanks, uninhabited islets, coral reefs and marine habitats, which are home to dolphins, sea turtles, whales and dugongs, and Uzi Island, which is surrounded by Zanzibar’s largest mangrove area, breeding ground to many birds and sea animals. Within this heaven of nature there are a few villages that haven’t changed a lot during the last centuries, with the villagers still being primarily small-scale farmers and fishermen. This ecotourism package is offered by the Muungoni Community Tourism Initiative, a group of locals who have understood that the nature around their villages and their local culture are valuable assets to attract tourists, and that conservation of their environment and local culture can guarantee them an income and contribute to the sustainable development of the area. 50% of the profits made through the ecotourism activities are used for the improvement of the living conditions in the village of Muungoni, such as improvements to water supply, and to operate the community kindergarten and school. By coming to Muungoni you will directly support the development of the village. The ecotourism packages and services delivered by the Muungoni Community Initiative have been developed in close cooperation with World Unite! This tour is unavailable for children  read more read less

The melting glaciers on Kilimanjaro are known worldwide as an indicator of climate change. In Mweka, on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, we run the Mother Nature Climate Change Camp, which focuses on volunteering activities and contents related to climate change and climate protection. As a volunteer, you can get involved in various projects, learn how the local population is affected by climate change is what possible solutions are, and learn what you can do yourself to live in a more climate-friendly and self-sufficient way. Note: We understand that for climate reasons it is not ideal to fly around the world to participate in this program located in Tanzania. However, we are very active (and you as a volunteer can join these activities) to offset the CO2 emissions of your long-haul flight. The activities you will join are related to: * Working at a tree nursery and doing reforestation work * Planting bamboo and promoting it as a sustainable material * Energy efficient cooking * Food security and promotion of climate resilient seeds * Natural handcrafts and self-sufficient life * Community work with local farmers * Aquaponics For a little extra, you can join lectures at the College of African Wildlife Management in Mweka, one of the most prestigious wildlife management schools in Africa and become a member of the college's Student Clubs. Following an activity plan and guided by professional environmentalists, you will join various volunteer activities. The itinerary shown on tourradar are sample activities. The actual activities are chosen depending on the seasons and needs of our local partners, but are all similar to the sample plan. The weekends are usually off. The minimum duration of stay is one week, but you can join for up to 12 weeks. The rates are 590 USD for the initial week and 170 USD for any additional week from the 2nd week. In case of 2-3 persons booking together, there is a discount of 50 usd per person. Please contact us for stays longer than one week and we would send you a custom offer through tourradar. read more read less

Book now your Simply Zanzibar holiday with World Adventure Tours, and take a sustainable approach to your travels. We are a certified **Travelife Partner**. No visit to Tanzania is complete without a few days in Zanzibar, which is much more than its legendary beaches. Swim with the dolphins and visit Stone Towns' historical quarter. Go on a Spice tour, visit Prison Island, and see its ageless Turtles. Regardless, it’ll be a few days you will not forget —the perfect way to end your East African adventure. read more read less