TANGA BEACHES

Capricorn Beach Cottages are located on a beautiful and serene stretch of the Swahili coast, south of Tanga and north of Pangani in Tanzania East Africa. Karibu!

They are real nice one you can also contact them by: Contact them if you need recommendations or want us to book your safari. Website: www.capricornbeachcottages.com Email: capricornbeachcottages@gmail.com Tel: +255 784632529 Address: Capricorn Beach Cottages, P.O. Box 5861 Tanga, Tanzania

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Tanga Beach Resort is a source of luxurious comfort in Tanga with a pure resort-like setting which welcomes you.

After travelling from wherever you are, relax in our hotel with a quick swim or some food and beverages . Retreat to one of our 46 spacious guest rooms, many of which feature a balcony.

Share our elegant facilities with 10 to 500 people for a unique wedding reception, banquet, or business conference.

PANGANI BEACH

PANGANI BEACH

The name "Pangani" derives its meaning from the river flowing from Mt. Kilimanjaro to its last destination in the Indian Ocean. The town is about 50 km. from Tanga town by road. Like other coastal towns of Tanzania, Pangani has more of historical buildings, plantations and factories established by Arabs, Germans and British. Unlike Zanzibar and Dar-es-Salaam, Pangani is less visited and this makes it a unique place for a calm tour where one will enjoy clean water and white sand beaches.

According to history, Pangani was a port/center for shipping slaves and ivory to the Arabian and European countries; a trade started by Arabs explorers, and there after dominated by Germans and British. The history of the town goes back up to 6th century. Our guides will take you around Pangani town while giving details about the history of the town.

Places to visit:-

The Cultural Tour: This tour combines visiting the “Sahil” people, spending a quality time with them, get to know more about their culture, the normal day to day activities and finally a tour to sisal plantations and factories. The records show that Germans established the first sisal plantation in 1892.