Dar es Salaam Vacations, Dar es Salaam Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

To be further updated.. but you have to check these videos out. These huge animals just hanging out on land that is rightfully theirs... it's just so extraordinary..

...and so to Dar es Salaam - the "sweatbox of Africa"! Pushing 34C and 95% humidity, even the effort required to relax in the shade with a cold beer brought a sweat to my brow! (It really is hard work, honest... all that "lift glass, drink from glass, put glass down" is hard work at the best of times!) We stayed just one night here, upgrading from the tent to a beach hut situated all of 10 metres from the Indian Ocean - the warmest, clearest water we have ever experienced! An evening swim on...

Done, done and done!  I picked up my Indian visa yesterday afternoon (I have until March 15th to get there and visit) and buzzed over to drop off my passport at the US Embassy right before it closed.  As it turns out, they will process extra pages in a matter of minutes, but they were just closing so I had to wait over night.  Now going from the Indian High Commission to the US Embassy is like night and day.  You can just walk up to the Indian HC and go in the office. ...

one of the worst things that can happen when you travel in developing countries is to get sick, or someone close to you get sick.... I was organizing a training programme in Tanzania some years back for people from all over asia, africa and Latin America. During these seminars you hope nothing will go wrong, so you can try to enjoy the few hours off you have a day... but what happens id someone starts to get sick, first they just feel dizzy, you give em an asprin and hope for the best. After ...