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Making your way from Morogoro to your villa, hotel, or resort seems like a straightforward task, and it can be. With that said, however, taxis in any country are going to vary in price and finding the right Morogoro shuttle / Taxi can save you not only money, but stress and hassle as well. You want your vacation to be a seamless experience.
You want the assurance that you are going to get to your home base quickly, safely, and affordably. And with just a bit of planning, you can be confident that your Morogorot taxi will be waiting and ready when you arrive.
Visiting the Morogoro is always incredible, whether you are on a romantic getaway, traveling with friends, or looking to go solo adventuring, and St. Lucia is one of the most beautiful islands in the region.
So, how do you make sure that your arrival goes as smoothly as possible? The best advice we can offer is to book your transfer in advance with a company you know you can trust.
Kilombero Travel Guide
Kilombero District[is a district in Morogoro Region, south-western Tanzania.
The district is situated in a vast floodplain, between the Kilombero River in the south-east and the Udzungwa-Mountains in the north-west. On the other side of the Kilombero River, in the south-east, the floodplain is part of Ulanga District. The district shares a portion of Udzungwa Mountains National Park with Kilolo District of Iringa.
According to the last census in 2002, the population of Kilombero District is 321,611 The main ethnic groups are Wapogoro, Wandamba, Wabena, and Wambunga and several others in small proportions. The area is predominantly rural with the semi-urban district headquarters Ifakara as major settlement.
The majority of the villagers are subsistence farmers of maize and rice. There are large plantations of teak wood in the Kilombero and the neighbouring Ulanga districts. In the north-west of the district, Illovo Sugar Company’s sugar-cane plantations occupy most of the low lying area.