እንኳን ደህና መጡ! Karibu! Akwaaba! Welcome to Sub-Saharan Africa!

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

WELCOME TO EDUCATIONUSA TANZANIA

Fair Cancellation Notice

Thank you so much for your interest in connecting with Tanzanian students on the upcoming EducationUSA Sub-Saharan Africa Fair Circuit. We deeply regret to inform you that this fair stop unfortunately must be canceled. Refunds for institutions who have already paid for this fair stop have already been requested and are in process.

We recognize the logistical challenges this may present to your travel plans. Our team is still deeply committed to supporting you in executing robust and effective outreach during your time in the region. As an alternative to this fair, advisers in Uganda and Ethiopia have volunteered to schedule school visits (Uganda- September 17th and Ethiopia- September 19th), to provide additional opportunities to connect with students at their fair stops. Because this may require flight changes, we would love to hear your feedback on whether you’d be interested in participating. Would you mind filling out this very brief survey by Monday, September 8th, to let us know if that would be of interest to you?

We will share additional information as soon as it’s available.

TOURIST RECOMMENDATIONS

If you find yourself with free time in and around Dar es Salaam, here are some options worth exploring:

1) Check out the Village Museum in Makumbusho

Open-air museum showcasing traditional homesteads, dance, and farming methods.

2) Visit the National Museum and House of Culture

Group of museums highlighting Tanzanian history, culture, and the natural environment.

3) Explore the Nyerere Memorial House

Museum dedicated to former prime minister and president Julius Nyerere

4) Take a Walking City Tour

Can be booked via Airbnb or a tour guide (@bendarchtz on IG is a really good tour guide that offers architectural insight and historical facts of the city center area)

5) Masaki Bar/Restaurant Hopping

Trendy, upscale neighborhood with plenty of options for a night out.

• Crafty Dee’s (craft beer+pub style vibe)

• Wavuvi Kempu (restaurant+club vibe)

• 1245 (club vibe)

• Lido (restaurant+party vibe)

• Warehouse (club+lounge vibe)

• Elements (club vibe)

Dining Recommendations

Here are just a few of the great options to explore in Dar es Salaam:

BBQ/Grill:

- Shooters Grill

- Karnitas

- Asado

Ocean View:

- Karambezi Cafe

- Thai Khani

- The Waterfront at Slipway

- Lido at Slipway

- The Terrace at Slipway

- Wavuvi Kempu

Seafood:

- Fishmonger

- Cape Town Fish Market

- Oceans Authentic Seafood

Bar/Restaurant:

- Crafty Dee's

- The Slow Leopard

- George & Dragon (254 Toure Drive, Coco Plaza, Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam)

Mediterranean/Italian:

- Levant

- Amalfi

- Mediterraneo

- Epi d'or

- Bella Napoli

- Zuane

- Livingstone's

First Time in Tanzania?

Try some local cuisine! Chips Mayai, Pilau, Samaki wa Kupaka, Nyama Choma, and Swahili Biriani (Beef/chicken/mutton) are some Swahili favorites

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