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Terrace Resort Bagamoyo | Tanzania travel

Terrace Resort Bagamoyo | Tanzania travel

Terrace Resort  Bagamoyo |  Where to stay in Bagamoyo | Hotels in Bagamoyo  | Bagamoyo town tour | The best of Bagamoyo town  | Dar-es-salaam Travel Guide | Tanzania Travel Guide 

Terrace Resort Bagamoyo:

Set in Bagamoyo, 1.4 km from Caravan Serai Museum Bagamoyo, terrace resort offers accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden. The property is close to Old German Boma, Old Town Section of Bagamoya and Old German School 1896. Free WiFi and room service are offered. 

All guest rooms in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV. At terrace resort all rooms have a private bathroom. A continental breakfast is available every morning at the accommodation. Popular points of interest near terrace resort include Catholic Historic Museum Bagamoyo, The Old Fort Bagamoyo and Parish Church.

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About Bagamoyo:

Once a vital cog in the slave exchange that took slaves from the Lake Manyara region to Zanzibar for sale, Bagamoyo would later become a rallying point for missionaries seeking to abolish the slave trade. These days, the small seaside village is most famous for the construction of dhows – traditional boats used to navigate the cerulean waters of Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coastline. Visitors can see the construction process, or wander the colonial era buildings in pursuit of the ghosts of Tanzania’s darker past.

The town was the last stop for traders traveling from Lake Tanganyika to Zanzibar. Bagamoyo, bury my heart in KiSwahili, was a center for missionary activities. The town’s most important industry is the dhow sailboat building. Today Bagamoyo is Tanzania’s center for dhow building.

The town of Bagamoyo, situated on the East African coast few kilometers north of Dar es Salaam, was a very important trading port for slaves and ivory. The town was the last stop for traders traveling from Lake Tanganyika to Zanzibar. Bagamoyo, “bury my heart” in KiSwahili, was a center for missionary activities. The town’s most important industry is the dhow sailboat building. Today Bagamoyo is Tanzania’s center for dhow building.

The town was the last stop for traders traveling from Lake Tanganyika to Zanzibar. Bagamoyo, bury my heart in KiSwahili, was a center for missionary activities. The town’s most important industry is the dhow sailboat building. Today Bagamoyo is Tanzania’s center for dhow building.

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