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East Africa is a dream destination, best known for its Safari, beach and cultural experiences.
Dinner party tales of travels are even richer told by those who’ve taken time to explore the cities of the region.
It’s cities are not only the gateways to the open spaces, but are in themselves unique experiences, adding value to life, and providing the gravitas to participate as travellers as opposed to watching and seeing as tourists.
The key Tanzanian cities of Dar es Salaam and Arusha, melting pots of culture, food and experiences themselves, are key to your safari. Zanzibar and historic Stone Town, the most famous island city. Dar itself is a magical place to spend a few days, if you know where to go.
In Kenya, Nairobi the economic capital of the region, provides a number of experiences not to be missed including the national park on its doorstep, whilst the ‘coral island’ of Mombasa is at the heart of the beach goer’s needs.
Nairobi’s Wilson airport is the gateway to the Masai Mara, Tsavo east and Amboseli national parks. The cities of Nakuru and Marsabit play focal points depending on your final safari choices.
Adventure town buzz, gateway to Tanzania’s best known wildlife parks: Serengeti, Lake Manyara, Lake Tarangire, Mt Kilimanjaro.
A charming coastal town close to Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam - the perfect hideaway to escape the hustle on your East African holiday.
Situated on the western shores of Lake Victoria and never fails to charm with the endearing warmth of its beautiful people.
Explore Bwejuu a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Tanzania's largest city and economic hub. Key international gateway with its own islands and attractions for visitors.
The capital city of Tanzania, with its universities, wine lands and Lion Rock
Explore Dongwe a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Heart of mountains and valleys. Home to many of Kenya's world famous athletes due to its altitude. Explorers delight.
Nestled on the shores of Africa's majestic Lake Victoria and gateway to Uganda.
Explore Fumba a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Nestled in the hills, famous for it's arts and crafts, an explorers paradise. Gateway to National Parks of the Southern Circuit.
Explore Jambiani a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Capital of recently independent South Sudan
Explore Kendwa a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Rwanda's capital. 'One of the cleanest cities in the world!' Gateway to Gorillas. Home to Africa's newest International Convention Centre.
On the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Bustling port. Great beaches and gateway to National Parks of Mahale and Gombe
The main town of Mafia Island and the best spot to stay. The rest of the Island is easily accessible by foot and it's the perfect spot to indulge in all this beautiful Island has to offer!
Explore Kizimkazi a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Kenya’s third largest town. Located on the shores of Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest lake and source of the world's longest river, The Nile
Known as 'The basket of Kenya', food growing in abundance. Base for hike up Mt Elgon, Kenya's 2nd highest mountain.
Oldest and best preserved Swahili settlement, Small coral island, dream beaches on the north coast of Kenya. No cars. Ultimate get-away spot.
Lodwar is a desert town with strong winds in the far northwest of Kenya, on the western side of Lake Turkana, the cradle of humankind.
Home of the Maasai people and a rich Safari, Loliondo carries a bounty of wildlife and grazing pasture offering tourists exciting opportunities for the Serengeti Experience.
Explore Makunduchi a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
One of Kenya’s most popular beach resort towns with its architecture, cuisines and white sandy beaches.
Located on the slopes of an extinct volcano, home to 'singing wells'; access the Chalbi desert and Marsabit NP
Explore Matemwe a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Views up and down the Great Rift Valley; Coffee plantations and Loleza Peak.
Explore Michamvi a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Easily access the Masai Mara, Srengetti, Ruma National Park and Lake Victoria from Migori. The perfect stop off point when between your long African trek.
Port City, Coral Island and City of Salt and Spice. Cultural melting pot. Beach and sun gateway.
Morogoro is a must-see destination off the usual Tanzanian tourist trail, spend a few days here and experience the local life and culture
Climb Kilimanjaro, make coffee with locals and visit the one of the most beautiful hot springs when you visit the intriguing town of Moshi.
Mpanda is a major transit hub in the Katavi region which opens up many natural and wildlife attractions. View our Travel Guide to find out all you need to know about this busy little time and compare flight prices while you here!
Msambweni, one of Kenya’s best-kept secret, is a small beautiful beach town located in the Kwale County on the south coast
A little-known fishing village with a sunbaked atmosphere, Mtwara is a rarely visited beautiful coastal town in the southern part of Tanzania with unexplored diving options
Port on Lake Victoria and Tanzania's 2nd largest city. Gateway from south west to Serengeti, Ngorongo and beyond.
Kenyan capital and economic hub. Borders Nairobi National Park. City of excitement and awe. Kenya's hub.
A market town in Nakuru County, Naivasha Town is well-known for its flower farms as well as its pristine freshwater Lake Naivasha. It is situated about 90 km from Nairobi and an hour’s drive through the Great Rift Valley.
Nakuru means 'City of the Waterbucks' and it is an important agricultural city, trade centre, and transportation hub for the whole of Kenya.
On the equator - 'Place of Red Soil'. Gateway to Laikipia Plateau and world famous conservancies.
Explore Nungwi a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Nyeri, known for its large vegetable and food market, is a small agricultural town with a lot of coffee and tea as main cash crops.
Explore Paje a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Pangani is a sleepy Swahili town situated in a pristine coastal area surrounded by a tranquil environment and it’s somewhat off the beaten track. Best known for its pristine beaches, Pangani is a great alternative to Zanzibar.
World renowned Scuba Dive location. Unspoiled and remote. Easily accessible.
Explore Pongwe a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Songea is full of history and adventure. Go on safari, snorkel or take day trip to Lake Malawi.
Famous for its distinguishable honey and timber activities, the sleepy town of Tabora rests on the central plateau in the hinterland of western Tanzania as the perfect stopover point for tourists visiting Kigoma and Mwanza.
Expect Beautiful Coastlines, Nature & Wildlife, Architecture, Historical Tours, etc.
For anyone eager to escape the city’s hustle and bustle and soak up some African sun, Tiwi is a fantastic destination to visit for a relaxing holiday.
Located on the south coast of Kenya, these stunning twin towns are known for their scenic beaches and gigantic reef, which serves as a natural shield against waves.
Explore Uroa a village situated on the world's most famous island of Zanzibar in Tanzania
Renowned as the ‘Land Of Plenty’, Wajir is the capital of its County and enjoys abundant sunshine all year round
Watamu is a coastal village nestled between lush tropical forest and scenic beaches on the Kenya coast. The tranquil village is renowned for its relaxed way of life as well as its natural wonders
On one of the world's most famous islands, lies the UNESCO proclaimed Stone Town. Feel and be, in history.
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