Cheap Flights to Dar es salaam from £327

Flights to Dar es Salaam are perfect for those seeking an authentic African experience. Lying on the coast of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam is a bustling city known for its vibrant culture, rich history and stunning beaches. Whether you want to swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean, dance the night away in one of the city’s nightclubs or explore the bustling markets, here’s why you should book tickets to Dar es Salaam.

You can fly to Dar es Salaam direct from a range of destinations across the world including Dubai and Istanbul. You can also get connecting flights to Dar es Salaam from cities including London and Amsterdam. Well connected, it’s also an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. Dar es Salaam is just a 2-hour ferry ride from Zanzibar, a beautiful island famous for its white-sand beaches and historic Stone Town.

Once you’ve booked flights to Dar es Salaam, you can start planning your itinerary. The city is home to several famous landmarks that showcase its rich history and culture. The National Museum of Tanzania is a must-visit attraction, with exhibits showcasing the country's history, art, and culture. Located in the heart of the city, the Askari Monument is another iconic landmark, commemorating the African soldiers who fought in World War I.

However, many people fly to Dar es Salaam for its beautiful beaches. The city has several stunning beaches, including Coco Beach and Kunduchi Beach, with their soft sands and turquoise waters. Here, you can enjoy swimming, snorkelling, diving or just relaxing whilst admiring the breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. When it comes to entertainment, you can expect colourful markets that are well worth a browse, plenty of restaurants where you can sample the delicious local cuisine and buzzing bars, perfect for dancing the night away in.

Offering an exciting mix of pristine beaches, fascinating landmarks and lively entertainment, book flights to Dar es Salaam for a destination that caters to everyone."