Bagamoyo is home to world-class historical structures and a UNESCO World Legacy Site with a rich cultural heritage waiting to be discovered.
This town was formerly a major trading port on the East African coast as well as the German capital of East Africa. Many ethnic groups live in Bagamoyo, including the Wakwere, Wazaramo, and Wazigua. In Bagamoyo, people of all cultures coexist, making the town a tranquil and welcoming destination for travelers from all over the world.
The town of Bagamoyo was one of the main exchanging ports on the East African coast and the penultimate stop of slave and ivory troops walking from Lake Tanganyika while heading to Zanzibar. Evangelists dynamic in annulling the slave exchange made Bagamoyo, whose name signifies ‘cover my heart’ in Kiswahili, a middle for their exercises.
Bagamoyo is a peaceful town with a couple of German provincial structures actually standing. Before, the town of Bagamoyo was one of the main exchanging ports on the whole East African coast. Its port was the penultimate stop of slave and ivory convoys that walked as far as possible from Lake Tanganyika. When the trains arrived at Bagamoyo, the slaves and ivory were transported by dhow to Zanzibar, where they were then dispatched everywhere. Nowadays, Bagamoyo is a focal point of dhow working in the district and along the Tanzanian Coast.
BAGAMOYO OFFERS HE FOLLOWING TOURS;
- Bagamoyo Stone Town tour
- Bagamoyo Biking tours
- Kaole ruins tour
- Crocodiles farm tour
- Visits to Caravan serai Museum
- Visits to Catholic Old church & Museum
- Mangrove forest tour
- Fish with local fishermen
- Marine tours
- Visit Ngome kongwe
- Visit to the Old port
- Fish market tour
- The white sand beach
- Explore Coral reef
- Visit Slave prison
- Visit Art market
- Traditional Swahili Massage,
- Hair braiding
- Cultural celebrations and events
- Swahili traditional weddings
- Swahili music performances and Traditional dances
- Swahili music band entertainments
- Swahili traditional games
