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Slave Routes and Origins in East Africa (Tanzania)

11 Days Tanzania

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  • Tour code

    TZSRO11D

  • Start

    Zanzibar

  • End

    Zanzibar

  • Type tour

    Adventure & Cultural

  • Age range

    05 - 85

  • Language

    English

  • Payments

    As per Invoice

  • Cancel tour

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About

Highlights

  • Zanzibar Stone Town tour: Explore the former slave market, Tippu Tip’s house, and historic Persian bathhouses
  • Mangapwani Caves – Visit secret sites of illegal slave trading after abolition..
  • Bagamoyo: Walk the historic slave routes and visit the Bagamoyo Slave Museum.
  • Kilwa Kisiwani: Explore the ruins of the East African city-state central to the 19th-century slave trade.
  • Tabora & Dodoma: Discover inland resistance history and cultural landmarks.
  • Lake Tanganyika: See where enslaved people arrived from Central Africa.
  • Authentic Local Experince: Engage with museums, local guides, and cultural narratives..

Description

Discover the untold stories of East Africa’s slave trade on an immersive 11-day journey across Tanzania. From Zanzibar to Kilwa, Bagamoyo, Tabora, and Lake Tanganyika, trace the footsteps of enslaved people, explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and witness living historical memories that shaped the region.

Itinerary

Arrive in Zanzibar and meet your local guide. Enjoy a welcome session and settle into your hotel by the Indian Ocean.

Tour the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Stone Town, visiting the former slave market, Tippu Tip’s house, and Persian bathhouses.

Explore the Mangapwani caves and travel to Bagamoyo, the mainland’s final slave port. escarpment.

Visit the Bagamoyo Slave Museum and trace the routes once walked by enslaved people. Transfer to Dar es Salaam for overnight stay.

Journey to Kilwa Kisiwani and explore the ruins of this historic trading hub central to the East African slave trade.

Board the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) to Dodoma, experiencing the landscapes traversed by enslaved people.

Travel west to Tabora, home of Mtemi Mirambo, famed for resisting Arab slave traders

Visit the Tabora Slave Museum and walk ancient slave routes lined with mango trees grown from discarded seeds by enslaved people.

Drive to Kigoma on Lake Tanganyika, witnessing landscapes and trade routes endured by enslaved people.

Explore the shores of Lake Tanganyika, enjoy a boat ride, and visit local museums to learn more about Central Africa’s role in the slave trade.

Fly back to Zanzibar, reflecting on the stories, memories, and history experienced on this transformative journey.

Policy

Price included

  • Guided Tours: Professional guide with Toyota land cruiser - pop up roof for all sightseeing activities and excursions.
  • Accommodation: Comfortable lodging in well-rated hotels or resorts.
  • Meals: Daily breakfast and select lunches and dinners as specified.
  • Transportation: All local transfers, including airport pickups and drop-offs.
  • Activity Fees: Entrance fees for parks, attractions, and activity sites.
  • International Flights: Airfare to and from the destination.
  • Personal Expenses: Items such as souvenirs, extra snacks, and drinks.
  • Travel Insurance: Coverage for medical emergencies and trip cancellations.

For children

  • Children’s Discounts: Kids 0-5 stay free with two adults; discounts for ages 6-12 apply based on the package.
  • Child Activity Participation: Children can join most activities, but some may have age restrictions. Check details before booking.
  • Child Safety and Supervision: Parents must supervise their children and follow provided safety guidelines. Some activities may need parental consent or accompaniment.
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