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Meaning "Haven of Peace", a name given by its founder, the Arab ruler, Syed Sultan Majid in 1865. DAR, as it is commonly reffered to as, is the political and economic capital of Tanzania as well as the access point to all the tourist attractions of the country.

During German occupation in the early 20th century, Dar es Salaam was the centre of colonial administration and the main contact point between the agricultural mainland and the world of trade and commerce in the Indian Ocean and the Swahili Coast. Remnants of colonial presence, both German and British, can still be seen in the landmarks and architecture around the city.

The National Museum, the Village Museum, and many colourful markets are well worth a visit. Numerous s historical landmarks, including St. Joseph's Cathedral, the White Father's Mission House, the Botanical Gardens, and the old State House make for an interesting walking tour around the waterfront and city centre.

 

The sensuous beaches in and around the city uplifts the waterfronts with well - defined beach resorts and breath-taking underwater world. Just 7 km North of Dar es Salaam, the Bongoyo Island's marine reserve offers good snorkeling and diving sites for those who want to explore the water. The reserve boasts beautiful beaches, secluded islands, and many varieties of marine species. Although not as much as the underwater world of the islands of Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia, the small Island of Bongoyo is well worth a visit.

 

The South beach, just 15 mins across the ferry have various each resorts, built in a way to provide the tourists a relaxed and comfortable stay.

 

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