Tanzania · CITY TOURS
12 reviewed
Out of 12 city tours covered here, these 12 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that actually separate them are below, so you can decide in five minutes and get back to the rest of the trip.
A 6-hour Dar es Salaam city tour with museum visits, Mwenge carvings, Tingatinga art, and East Africa’s biggest fish market, led by an English guide.
“Chris my tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful to me, i cannot thank him enough.”
Walk Arusha with a local guide for $26, visiting Old Boma Museum, the Tanzanite Experience, markets, art, and key landmarks with pickup.
“This was an excellent tour. Israel was very informative and extremely helpful. We are so pleased we went and he guided us.. We gained lots of info.”
Private 2.5-hour Stone Town walk in Zanzibar with Juma Amir, covering Anglican Cathedral, markets, Old Fort, Tippu Tip’s House, and more.
“Felt very safe as a solo female traveler doing afternoon/evening tour with fantastic guide Juma Amir. I had already seen some of the sites on the published tour route, and he was so helpful and flexible— taking me to other fascinating historicRead more”
Dar es Salaam city center walking tour featuring St Joseph Cathedral, Askari Monument, Kivukoni Fish Market and Old Boma, with an English guide.
“Thanks to Derrick for a very informative walking tour. We appreciated especially the opportunity to have a city view from one of the twin buildings of Dar Es Salaam. Recommended if you have spare time in the city.”
6-hour driver-guided Dar es Salaam day: National Museum fossils, Tingatinga art, Village Museum tribes, plus the Askari Monument.
“My family and I scheduled this excursion at the last minute. I am so glad we did. My driver Haroon and host Anastacia were wonderful. They were knowledgeable and very helpful. My group included 2 children, a 1 year old and a 6 year old. They assisted us by also helping with the children as if they were there own! This made such a difference and we were totally won over. Haroon and Anastacia your attention to detail makes both of you the best at customer service 5 stars!”
Walk Arusha with a local guide, from a German fortress museum to Tanzanite displays, Maasai Market, and African art.
“Excellent guide and he is a good take care of us in the whole tour of Arusha, he told us so much that we didn't know about tanzania and Arusha, very friendly and charming person. I recommend this tour for anyone who wants to experience Arusha.”
Half-day cultural tour of Dar es Salaam with museum fossils, a real fish market, church and WWI sights, plus shopping stops and pickup.
“Hi Duteni tours is brilliant, we had a great cultural tour in Das es Salaam but they can also tailor make various tours for you to fulfill your needs. Highly recommended.”
Private 2-hour Stone Town tour in Zanzibar City with admission included, markets, Freddie Mercury sights, and bottled water for $25.
“Very informative tour. The guide is very knowledgeable, kind, understanding man. We visited the most important sites. Recommended”
Private 3-hour Stone Town tour in Zanzibar with Omar: Old Fort, Slave Market, Freddie Mercury Museum, Darajani Bazaar, House of Wonders.
“Very good and knowledgeable guide with a focus on details about history, culture and art of the island and old city. For people who wish to visit Stone Town, a clear recommendation.”
Private full-day Dar es Salaam tour with a guide, Kivukoni fish market, DARCH heritage, Kariakoo shopping, lunch, and Coco Beach.
“Our tour guide was Gabriel a young professional, knowledgeable about the history and extremely happy, cheerful, fun guide. Gabriel was very supportive of my friends disability he was very accommodating inquiring how he could make our experience memorable.”
Private Stone Town tour and organic spice farm, coconut tasting, plus lunch. Learn clove, nutmeg, cinnamon and more for $32.
“According to the tour I booked the pickup time was suppose to be 08:00. After numerous whats apps I eventually got picked up at 09:40. Then We went to pick up another couple with great confusion. Eventually we arrived in Stone town around 12:30. Around 13:00 the tour only started. When we went for the spice tour no one said take cash if you want to support the spice tour. I hardly ever carry cash with me so I could not buy any spices. After the tour we were taken back to Nungwi ended up arriving there just after 20:00”
Stone Town with a guide in about 2 hours, from Freddie Mercury links to slave-trade sites, House of Wonders, and Old Fort.
“The stone town with Buddy was so fun and interesting he told us a lot of facts and interesting stories about Zanzibar! We loved the trip and our guide it was best time ever.”
