I’m visiting the African island country of Mauritius right now. You should consider visiting here. There is beautiful nature, lots of cultural diversity and an interesting history.
As a travellor myself, Tanzania & especially Dar es salaam is most safest country in east Africa. Very cool and friendly people though American English is a problem for most of them
I've lived here for 3 years so far and you are right. Tanzanian's are very chilled people. The crime threat is normal stuff when there are plenty of poor people, but in African terms, people call Tanzania "Africa Lite", and Masaki is Tanzania lite. I've married a Tanzanian and used to work in the bush here too, so I have seen all sides of the country.
I learnt pretty fast to book transportation with Uber or Bolt after a Tuk Tuk guy charged me TZS20,000 for a TZS5000 ride haha Dar is my favorite City too.
When you live here you should try to use trusted bajaj drivers. As the licencing system is loose as hell and the cops give zero shits. Many drivers (especially the local buses) are a menace.
@walkonwalkon My local wife has scars from two accidents in bajaj's (tuk tuks). She puts family kids and herself in trusted ones only. When I was working away in smaller places, the first thing she would do is to work out with ones we would use and get their numbers. Then we could trust them to order dinner for them to pick up for us or anything else we wanted, when away from Dar....if you catch my drift....
Coco beach was the first place we went to after landing. Young brother sang to us with the guitar lol it was cool though! We visited November/December so it wasn’t as hot but we’re use to the heat. Them power cuts ain’t no joke 😂😂 I miss Tanzania a lot!
The power cut and rationing will end next month after large power source being commissioned, they're doing tests that's why you see all this, it's unusual
@@eoinmccourt3504 not true so now go to your search engine, search Tanzania shut down 4 hydropower plants to curb the excess of electricity, blackouts are over now in Tanzania
youre cardiac system must be good u been too high altitude and low , hot and humid weather l hope you drink lots of water and go too a more weather friendly country love youre content
It always that for beginners, and if you're a visitor ask your host or receptionist in your place the rates of different items and services before doing transactions
@@Fozzy10XT He literally meant he was supposed to be on the other side of the road, to see the cars coming in front of him. Natumaini umeelewa(I hope you have understood)
They should have never built up Coco Beach, for years it was pristine, with Itinerant Vendors having free access, with food stalls there is tendency of permanent structures and devaluation.
Appreciate the info..i fly into Dar es salaam tomorrow..going to the Full Moon party in Zanzibar
I’m visiting the African island country of Mauritius right now. You should consider visiting here. There is beautiful nature, lots of cultural diversity and an interesting history.
Mauritius is barely Africa.
I went there in 2021 I loved it there.
Continue the great work Sly!
I appreciate what you’re doing.
If you have time, next time, you should meet Mark. He's a cool brother from Nevada. His channel is Mark Meets Africa.
As a travellor myself, Tanzania & especially Dar es salaam is most safest country in east Africa.
Very cool and friendly people though American English is a problem for most of them
I've lived here for 3 years so far and you are right. Tanzanian's are very chilled people. The crime threat is normal stuff when there are plenty of poor people, but in African terms, people call Tanzania "Africa Lite", and Masaki is Tanzania lite.
I've married a Tanzanian and used to work in the bush here too, so I have seen all sides of the country.
Sorry, but I was robbed in July when I was walking around my hotel after my working day. A man riding a bike, just grabbed my bag. Nobody helped me.
@@OlgaMasinskaja Yes, that happens, especially in quiet parts of Masaki. But it is much safer in Dar than many other places
drove a hard bargain on that ride Sly haha. Thanks for the vids as always
I learnt pretty fast to book transportation with Uber or Bolt after a Tuk Tuk guy charged me TZS20,000 for a TZS5000 ride haha
Dar is my favorite City too.
Yup, they will shoot their shot. I always show them the Uber price (which is low and the driver gets even less) and they’ll usually lower their cost.
@@1970sbm yeah true. that's another way to go about it.
When you live here you should try to use trusted bajaj drivers. As the licencing system is loose as hell and the cops give zero shits. Many drivers (especially the local buses) are a menace.
@@toddhellyar4167 yeah that's what locals told me to find trusted ones and stick to them.
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@walkonwalkon My local wife has scars from two accidents in bajaj's (tuk tuks). She puts family kids and herself in trusted ones only. When I was working away in smaller places, the first thing she would do is to work out with ones we would use and get their numbers. Then we could trust them to order dinner for them to pick up for us or anything else we wanted, when away from Dar....if you catch my drift....
That’s wild! Vietnamese restaurant in Tanzania.
Dar es Salaam is the big city with more than 7 million people. Dar is largest city in Eastern Africa. expect different cultures.
How stupid is this comment 😂
I love Dar and Zanzibar both are dope places.
😮so many video i watch .. all clean and no rubbish around ❤ salam from malaysia
4k from where you were to Coco was such a fair price, no one overcharged you
Wanted to say the same. Maybe could have been 2k or 3k, but still very reasonable
Thanks for sharing
Great video!
Coco beach was the first place we went to after landing. Young brother sang to us with the guitar lol it was cool though! We visited November/December so it wasn’t as hot but we’re use to the heat. Them power cuts ain’t no joke 😂😂 I miss Tanzania a lot!
I was actually wondered whether you'd be doing West Africa..
The power cut and rationing will end next month after large power source being commissioned, they're doing tests that's why you see all this, it's unusual
They've been cutting power for years bro 🤣🤣
@@eoinmccourt3504 not true so now go to your search engine, search Tanzania shut down 4 hydropower plants to curb the excess of electricity, blackouts are over now in Tanzania
Who are you lying to?
@@Fozzy10XT go Google now, 'Tanzania has shut down its electric dams due to the excessive electricity generation' for more information
Thank you, sir
The hottest month here in Dar is from January to December. You're welcome
Beautiful city in east Africa and central Africa
You can’t be complaining about paying
Try getting a VPN service, then apply for the visa.
I'm sad that you didn't stay long in mozambique,we have many things you didn't see ohh😢
Hello. I am planning to visit African countries in 2025. When is the best time to visit Tanzania? I enjoy this video, interesting, thx for the upload.
Coco beach is crazy when you get dropped off.. the guys there in the parking lot seem geeked up on dope.
how do you know which airbnb has a generator? This is frightening
What camera you using ?
How do you compare your experience in Tanzania vs in Mozambique ?
The place you're going to is not really Tanzania what do you mean?
youre cardiac system must be good u been too high altitude and low , hot and humid weather l hope you drink lots of water and go too a more weather friendly country love youre content
I can't live in a country where everything is a negotiation bro..I mean damn!
It always that for beginners, and if you're a visitor ask your host or receptionist in your place the rates of different items and services before doing transactions
I hate fixed price countries.
@@hassshoban8206 🙄🙄
@@hassshoban8206 it's called standards bro if ya don't understand that you never will.....
@@winstonp.prescott3845 it's called forced to pay their prices if you know what mean.
What is the last word you are always saying? Cheers from germany
Dueces. It means peace out or bye or I'm out or see you later alligator.
Deuces
Do you speak Swahili?
Why coming to Ethiopian brother?
Never walk with your back to traffic like what you did there
Is he supposed to walk backwards? 😂
@@Fozzy10XT
He literally meant he was supposed to be on the other side of the road, to see the cars coming in front of him.
Natumaini umeelewa(I hope you have understood)
They should have never built up Coco Beach, for years it was pristine, with Itinerant Vendors having free access, with food stalls there is tendency of permanent structures and devaluation.
4,000 tshs was fair. And it doesn’t take you around the whole city.
you should support the local business, not the foreigners who moved in
There are mugging in Dar, but they are few and far between. Common sense keeps you safe.
Tan Za Nia not Tanzan ia
I hate when ppl the latter, makes me cringe.
Sly is a thirst trap. He knows we love a sweaty man.
eh Hapana bro took 4K tuktuk 😂
I'm not being funny, but whats the old spice level over there! 1 being horrid 10 being yes lord!
The most dishonest service givers I ever meet.
You can’t be complaining about paying