TANGA

Tanga is located on the northern coast of Tanzania, close to the border with Kenya. It is known for its coastal beauty, historical sites, and vibrant culture.

• Historical Significance: Tanga was a key port during German colonial rule and is home to remnants of old German architecture and forts.
• Attractions:
  • Amboni Caves: A network of limestone caves, which have historical significance and are believed to have been used as shrines in the past.
  • Tanga Fort: Built by the Germans in the late 19th century, it offers panoramic views of the town and the coastline.
  • Mkomazi National Park: Located about an hour from Tanga, Mkomazi is a fantastic wildlife reserve known for its rhinos, giraffes, and wild dogs. It offers a more remote and less crowded safari experience.
  • Sange Beach: A peaceful beach perfect for swimming, fishing, and snorkeling.
• Culture: Tanga is home to the Wazaramo, Zaramo, and other indigenous groups, who are known for their music, dance, and crafts.