Morogoro Taxi to Tanga | Handeni District | Kilindi District | Korogwe District | Lushoto District | Muheza District | Mkinga District | Pangani
Trip Insight Tanzania provide airport transfers and Private Taxi service from Morogoro town to: to city, DAr es salaam, Iringa Tanga, Mbeya and Julius Nyerere International Airport and all other Tanzania Cities, by online booking, personalized pickup and flat rates, for your absolute comfort.
Meet & Greet service included at Dar es salaam International Airpor, Morogoro Main Bus stand, Morogoro Airstrip, Iringa Airport, Tanga Airport, Songwe Airport. The most comfortable way to get from Milan airport to city!
Book Online a Taxi Service, directly through our booking page and pay with credit/debit card or PayPal or cash on arrival. The selected vehicle will be waiting at airport lounge with a sign showing your name to take you to your destination without having to pay any other amount. Private taxi service also available on mid-long distances transfers.
Morogoro Shuttle to Tanga
Whether it is a shuttle to and from the airport, a vehicle to different places within the holiday destination, or to take trips around the local tourist destinations, one needs transport to go everywhere and to access everything. Tourists feel at peace when details of their holiday, such as transport, are taken care of.
Above you will find some of the top operators in the airport transfers and shuttle services business. There are many shuttle and airport transfers companies in Morogoro. Most of them are situated in Dar es salaam, Tanga and Morogoro. Others are also spread country wide. We have the best offer for the same service.
Tanga Travel Guide
History, natural, cultural and built heritage; Tanga Region covers 27,348 km2 (3% of the total area of the country) and has an estimated population of nearly two million inhabitants, with at least 300.000 living in Tanga City. While most people in the hinterland are small farmers and livestock keepers, the coastal rural inhabitants live off fishing and small-scale farming.
Tanga Region covers 27,348 km2 (3% of the total area of the country) and has an estimated population of nearly two million inhabitants, with at least 300.000 living in Tanga City. While most people in
the hinterland are small farmers and livestock keepers, the coastal rural inhabitants live off fishing and small-scale farming.
Others are engaged in trades, boat building, salt harvesting and charcoal making. Tanga has the second largest port of Tanzania.
The region offers a wide range of beautiful places to visit: the long Indian Ocean coastline with its sheltered bays and lagoons, such as Moa Bay, Manza Bay, Kwale Bay, Tanga Bay and Mwambani Bay;
Kigombe, Pangani and Ushongo have marvellous beaches – all with fringing and offshore coral reefs and sandbanks.
They are bordered by a range of uninhabited islands – some with historical lighthouses and ruins such as Ulenge Island and Toten Island. Some offer accommodation in small resorts.
The many interesting destinations to visit in and around Tanga Region include: historic Tanga City centre, off-shore islands – Toten, Ulenge, Yambe and Karange, Maziwe Island off Pangani, nearby Amboni Caves, Gallanos Hot Springs and Tongoni Ruins.
Tanga Regions hosts several protected areas: Saadani and Mkomazi National Parks, Amani Nature Reserve, Coelacanth Marine Park and Maziwe Island Marine Reserve.
The region also has lush mangrove forests, pristine semi-arid forests along the coast and on the islands.
Tropical rainforests of the scenic Usambara Mountains reach up to 2,000 meters above sea level and are part of the international biodiversity hotspot “Eastern Arc Mountains” with their rich endemic
flora and fauna. Particularly famous are the “African Violets” (called “Usambara Violets” in Germany).
Other attractions include Maasai and Par settlements in Handeni and Korogwe and the famous Tanga sisal estates.
