Tanga Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Tanga

We get it! You're sick to death of work and you need to get away, yeah? So why not use some annual leave and journey around the exquisite beaches, forests and lakes of Tanzania. Just book a ticket to Tanga and go from there.

From Tanga, venture approximately 200 kilometres south to get to the exciting city of Dar es Salaam.

What could be better than listening to the sounds of the ocean by the water's edge? Plan an outing to Kendwa Beach or Nungwi Beach for a magnificent day out.

The Urithi Tanga Museum is an engaging site where you can learn about the local culture.

Head over to Uhuru Park to see if anything catches your eye.

Do you want to venture outwards? Subutuni is 25 kilometres to the northeast of Tanga and Pangani is 45 kilometres to the southwest. Hop in the car and discover what's out there!

After something to get your heart pumping? For a lively and memorable journey through the region's landscapes, sign yourself up for some rock climbing or mountain climbing.

Wanting to find something the whole family can enjoy? Bird watching and wildlife watching are two enjoyable ways to spend a couple of hours.

Leave the organising to your guide and get social with your fellow travellers on some guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris.

Practise one of your favourite hobbies or have a shot at something new in the waters of Tanzania. There are a range of watersports on offer, such as swimming and snorkeling.

Our schedules are often dependent on the weather, but fortunately that isn't the case with everything. Rain, hail or shine, visit the region's craft workshops whenever you like.

If the weather is fine, head outdoors to experience the surrounding area's open-air markets.

Get in touch with the history buff within by making your way to a few of the nearby ruins, traditional villages and archeological sites. They're outstanding places to discover some secrets about the region's past.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're reading this, you probably think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by getting out and trying the local cuisine at some of the bars, cafés and restaurants across town.

Do you love your ugali (maize porridge)? How about fish? Whether you're keen on them or not, they are two staple ingredients regularly used in the cuisine here.

Don't miss the opportunity to try out ugali (cornmeal) or vitumbua (rice cakes). These classic dishes are what Tanzania is all about.

A meal isn't complete without dessert, so stop stressing about counting calories for a while and get stuck into one of the most well-liked sweet treats, kashata ( made from coconut and ground nuts).

Is there anything better than throwing back an icy glass of beer topped off with a fluffy, white head? Satisfy your thirst and rub shoulders with a few of the locals over a round of tusker beer.

Want to immerse yourself in the Union Day festivities? Mark the 26th of April in your diary and get ready to let your hair down with the locals!

Time to go home? Be sure to catch a final sunset in the spectacular Tanzania region before you say goodbye.

With some preparation, getting to Moi International Airport (MBA), the closest airport, won't be too difficult. It's 130 kilometres northeast of the centre of Tanga.