All Dar es Salaam Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience the thrill of a Tanzanian safari and still make it back to Dar Es Salaam in the evening with a day trip to Mikumi National Park. Make the most of your time in Tanzania with a full-day, private tour for up to four people that includes morning and afternoon game drives, park entrance fees, lunch, and door-to-door transport.

Discover a side of Masaki most visitors never see. Walk along the Slipway waterfront, ride a local tuk-tuk, explore Msasani's fishing community and fish market, visit Tingatinga artists, taste Tanzanian snacks and finish with sunset at Coco Beach. It is a relaxed introduction to Masaki beyond the luxury side — through its people, markets, art, food and everyday coastal life.

Enjoy a stress-free arrival or departure in Dar es Salaam with our private airport transfer service. We offer 24/7 availability, real-time flight tracking, and a warm meet & greet with a name sign at the airport. Ride in clean, air-conditioned vehicles driven by friendly, English-speaking locals who know the city well. Whether you're solo, a couple, or a group, we have the perfect car to suit your needs. Bottled water is included, and Wi-Fi is available in select vehicles. No hidden fees — fuel, tolls, and parking are all covered. Our service is reliable, on-time, and tailored to make your journey smooth and comfortable. We accept bookings up to 6 hours in advance — perfect for last-minute plans or unexpected changes. Whether it's your first time in Tanzania or you're a frequent visitor, trust us to handle your transfer with care and professionalism. Book with confidence and start or end your trip the right way!

Jet set into Mikumi National Park from Zanzibar on this fly-in tour, which makes it easy to enjoy a safari without having to check out of your Zanzibar hotel. Fly directly into the park and star your game drive, where you might see everything from elephants to lions. After a hot lunch, head to the Hippo Pool for more wildlife-viewing before returning to Zanzibar.

Most African safaris are long and can last up to two weeks. For those short on time, choose this Mikumi National Park 2-Day Safari from Zanzibar or Dar es Salaam. Travel to the park to catch sight of African animals like zebra, elephants, and giraffe with a guide who knows the best places to look for them. Plus, this tour includes one night of accommodations and most meals.

Explore the Kariakoo Market on this tour with a local guide who will show you all the ins and outs of this important market, and explain its historical significance. YOu’ll explore each of the three large sections of the market. If you’re after something specific, just chat with yoru guide, and they will customize this tour so you can shop for or explore exactly what you’re interested in.

Why spend your precious time waiting in long shuttle or taxi lines. Avoid the language barrier and currency exchange. Travel in style from Dar es Salaam, Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) to Dar es Salaam City Center by private vehicle, and reach your final destination relaxed and refreshed.

The Selous Game Reserve is Africa’s largest protected game reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On this tour, take in the highlights on a day trip by flying into the park from either Zanzibar or Dar es Salaam. With guided morning and afternoon game drives, you’ll explore the grasslands, lakes, and rivers, and have chance to spot the Big 5, as well as giraffes, hippos, wild dogs, and zebra.

Take a break from the busy streets of Dar Es Salaam and travel across the pristine waters to Sinda Island for a day of swimming and snorkeling on this small-group adventure. Take a traditional dhow boat to the reserve and don your snorkel gear to look for marine life like clownfish, starfish, and moray eels.

Why Book This Tour? 1. Authentic Experience: Dive into the local way of life as you explore bustling markets like Kariakoo and Mwenge Carvers Market. Taste fresh produce, shop for unique handicrafts, and interact with friendly vendors. 2. Cultural Insights: Visit renowned museums such as the National Museum of Tanzania and the Village Museum. Discover the stories of Tanzania’s heritage, art, and traditions that have shaped this beautiful nation. 3. Delicious Local Cuisine: Savor the flavors of Tanzania! Enjoy meals at local eateries where you can indulge in traditional dishes that will tantalize your taste buds. 4. Convenience and Comfort: Our guided tour ensures you won’t miss any highlights while navigating the city with ease. Relax and enjoy every moment without the stress of planning! 5. Support Local Communities: By participating in this tour, you’re supporting local artisans and businesses, helping to promote sustainable tourism in the region.

Discover Dar es Salaam's vibrant culture with our immersive tour. From bustling Kariakoo Market to the historic Village Museum and serene Azania Front Lutheran Church, explore local life and traditions. Experience artisan crafts at Mwenge Market, seafood culture at Kivukoni Fish Market, and history at the National Museum. Enjoy modern shopping at Mlimani City Mall and colorful Tingatinga art at the Cooperative Society. Join us for a journey into Tanzania's diverse heritage and lively cityscape.

Get the best of Tanzania Southern Circuit at Selous and Mikumi National Parks. This safari takes you to the greater Selous ecosystem and gives you a rare chance to experience an untouched and real African wilderness of Tanzania. The Mikumi National Park hosts a large diversity of wildlife species.

This compact but action-filled safari will delight animal lovers! We’ll pick you up, feed you breakfast, and whisk you away on a one-day adventure. Keep your eyes peeled for giraffe, buffalo, elephants, lions, leopards, zebra, pythons, crocodiles, and many more wild animals in their native environment.

Just because you’re short on time doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a safari during your time in Tanzania. Join a small group and head to Mikumi National Park for an overnight stay and two game drives. See several species including lions, buffalo, giraffes, elephants, and zebra when they’re the most active—at sunset and in the early morning.

Experience the abundance of wildlife at Tanzania’s Selous Game Reserve when you take this 3-day tour that begins in Dar Es Salaam. With your private guide, embark on several safaris including a boat cruise and bushwalk so you can observe as much wildlife as possible. Species that populate the area include elephants, hippos, lions, giraffes, leopards, and hyenas.

Make the most of your time in Dar es Salaam by booking this private city tour, where your guide takes you to the top attractions, and some you might not find on a self-guided tour. Transport is included, so you don’t need to bother with taxis. Your driver guide takes you to places like Kariakoo Market, St Joseph’s Cathedral of Archdiocese of Dar es Salaam, Askari Monument, and more.

Why spend your precious time waiting in long shuttle or taxi lines. Avoid the language barrier and currency exchange. Travel in style from  Dar es Salaam City Center to Dar es Salaam, Julius Nyerere International Airport(DAR) by private vehicle, and reach your final destination relaxed and refreshed.

Why Mikumi? Mikumi National Park is ideal for a day trip due to its proximity to Dares Salaam and diverse wildlife. Its open plains, hippo pools, and rich birdlife offer a condensed yet thrilling safari experience. The park's accessibility via the A7 highway and its connection to the Selous Ecosystem make it a hotspot for wildlife enthusiasts on a tight schedule. For bookings or customization (e.g., adding a Maasai village visit or combining with other parks). Enjoy your adventure in Mikumi!

Luxury and comfortable safari Scenic train journey from Dar es Salaam to Morogoro Maasai village visit — cultural dance, traditions, and history.

On this tour, lasting about six hours, you’ll learn all about the history of Dar Es Salaam, including about wazaramo, the first neighborhoods of Dar, hear stories of the colonial era, liberation struggles, and how Malcolm X and Che Guevara helped in the struggle for independence. Learn about social issues facing the people, and what urbanization is doing to infrastructure and the clutlre.

About six hours from Dar es Salaam lies Mikumi National Park, a world of antelopes, elephants, giraffes, and other wild creatures. With three days and two nights, you’ll get ample time in this slice of spectacular nature, your guide taking care of meals, game drives, accommodations, and all travel logistics—and making sure you have a safari experience for the ages.

A city tour should explain a city. That is the standard at Envoyage Tanzania. Dar es Salaam changes by the hour and our routes respond to that reality. We sequence every stop from field experience, visiting markets, the harbor front and historic landmarks when crowds, traffic and heat are lower. Experience shapes the route, not a template. Our guides explain why the Askari Monument stands where it does, how Kariakoo became East Africa's trading hub and how it still shapes the city, while adapting the pace to your interests. Three things set this tour apart: 1. Route sequencing that cuts delays and waiting 2. One operations system—your guide can confirm safari transfers while showing you varieties of fish at the lively Kivukoni fish market 3. Local access to certified Tanzanite dealers, vetted transport and fair market prices Good planning saves time. Knowledge gives that time meaning. More than 200 city sightseers have helped refine strengthen every detail of our operations.

Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Stone Town, Zanzibar's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. With this private tour, explore the atmospheric alleyways and bazaars on a walking tour, see the Old Fort and the House of Wonders, and see the site of the old slave market. Then, visit a traditional spice farm and tuck into a delicious lunch of traditional African cuisine.

Bagamoyo, is a coastal town founded at the end of the 18th century, though it is an extension of a much older (8th century) Swahili settlement, Kaole. It was chosen as the capital of German East Africa by the German colonial administration and it became one of the most important trading ports for the Germans along the East African coast along the west of the Indian Ocean in the late 19th and early 20th century