Dar es salaam Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

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#tanzania 🇹🇿 The scenery is beautiful 🤩 calming and relaxing 😌 Street food, restaurants and 🔥 melodies for music lovers

Coco Beach—A Unique Exotic Charm

Tanzania Dar es Salaam Coco beach Coco Beach is a beach close to the city center, frequented by locals for vacations. The scenery is beautiful, and many locals set up food stalls, offering a unique flavor. Here, you can scoop up a touch of sentiment, enjoy a moment on the peninsula, savor the fragrance of books, taste tea, listen to music, and indulge in the poetic leisure and elegance. At this place, you not only experience the African ambiance of the peninsula but also enjoy the exclusive tranquility of the embassy district. This is a private beach with a nice environment and good food. When by the seaside, one must try various seafood. Although the seafood prepared by the locals may not be very authentic, the large lobsters sold for only 180 RMB are quite cheap and fresh. Various shrimps, crabs, and squids are worth a try. To be fair, this place is quite comfortable, with a cool sea breeze, especially after a whole day of heat. Sitting and resting naturally, you don't even smell the fishy odor. Food preferences vary, and although I didn't try the meats, I did sample some fried foods, which I think were overall quite acceptable.

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At Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. #itravelmaria #tanzania

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Mikumi National Park Tanzania

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Its so refreshing to be in this island, makes you forget all the busyness in the city and rejuvinates the mind😊😊