When the local guide takes you through, listen intently, as it will almost take you back 300 years ago, when a huge tidal wave came and submerged this area. A SUPER HUGE BANYAN TREE stares at you with an eerie feeling, making you wonder, what went on beneath or on top of this tree and whether it is really 400... More

Bagamoyo is rich in history and hours can be spent taking in daily life along the shore. The fishing dhows come in with their catch that is laid out on the beach for local buyers, nets are being mended and dhows are being prepared for trips out to Zanzibar and beyond. The mix of cultures of Bagamoyo represent the history... More

Nice hotels, beaches etc. One can go hire bicycles there per hour and enjoy the entire town. You can go see the hungry crocodiles :P Good for all i can say :) Depending on the group of people going with. More

It can get boring and HOT so always carry a sun screen and make sure you have a good guide with you More

The tour starts from Kaole Ruins 3 kms away from Bagamoyo town, the guide explains history of the area and explore the ruins of the mosque, tombs, wells and graves as well as old colonial buildings and the first church in East Africa More

I recommand to visit Bagamoyo. We took a bus from Dar and about 1 hr later we arrived Bagamoyo. It's easy to go on your own in Bagamoyo, but good to have a guide to show and tell you about the history and ruins More

the bagamoyo museum is so attractive try to visit you will not blame More

Adventures and can enjoy the trip. I loved it. must carry some food More

We went to Kaole and Bagamoyo for half a day from Lazy Lagoon. The first stop was the ancient town of Kaole from the Shiraz period. There we had a look at the ancient ruins of a mosque and a number of graves. After that we went to Bagamoyo that took over after Kaole was abandoned. Bagamoyo was the capital... More