Yachtcharter Tanzania

Tanzania, the country at the eastern edge of the African continent, delights its visitors with impressive diversity and untouched beauty. Besides the fascinating wildlife and majestic landscapes, a yacht charter Tanzania also offers an unexpected paradise for sailors. The sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean along the coast make Tanzania a sailing destination par excellence. Especially the coastal region around Zanzibar, the area around the coastal town of Tanga, as well as the inland sea area around the picturesque Lake Victoria offer ideal sailing areas with various locations.

Climate: tropical, with temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius.
Winds: Kusi (southeast wind), Kaskazi (north wind).
Sailing season: from June to October

Yacht charter Tanzania

Tanzania is the largest East African country, located on the Indian Ocean and bordered by Kenya and Uganda to the north, Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo to the west, and Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique to the south. Tanzania is also known for its extraordinary wildlife. It is home to some of Africa's largest and most famous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, including the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In these parks, visitors can see a variety of wildlife, including the "Big Five" - elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard.

In addition, Tanzania is known for the Zanzibar Archipelago, a group of islands in the Indian Ocean known for their white sand beaches, clear warm waters and rich cultural history. Stone Town, the ancient city on Unguja Island, is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see for any visitor.

Tanzania also has much to offer vacationers away from the water. From the rich wildlife of the Serengeti, to the majestic Kilimanjaro, to the historic city of Stone Town on Zanzibar, Tanzania is full of sights. The adventurous can go on safaris, go mountain climbing, or learn about the fascinating cultures of the Maasai and other indigenous peoples. Tanzania's cuisine is marked by African, Arabic and Indian influences. Be sure to try the national dish, ugali, and fresh seafood in the coastal regions.

Arrival:
From Germany, Tanzania is best reached by air. There are regular direct flights from various German cities to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania's largest city. A visa is required for entry, which can be applied for upon arrival at the airport or online in advance. In Tanzania, payment is made in Tanzania shillings, but US dollars are often accepted as well.

Sailing in Tanzania - An unforgettable voyage of discovery

Tanzania is a paradise for sailors. Whether you are an experienced sailor or a beginner, the cruising grounds offer variety for all levels of experience. The Zanzibar archipelago with the islands of Unguja and Pemba is a highlight, offering many anchorages in a dreamlike scenery. Visit Stone Town and its historical sites on your sailing trip, set course for the breathtaking beaches of Nungwi and enjoy fresh fish in one of the many beach restaurants along the way. Pemba, known for its fragrant spice plantations, is another must-see.

Along the coast of Tanga, you can anchor at Ushongo and explore the rich marine life while diving or snorkeling. Not to be forgotten are the Bawe and Chumbe Islands, known for their coral gardens. Here, however, you should note that tidal changes play a role and it is advisable to reach the anchorage early.

The Hidden Treasures of Lake Victoria: A Paradise for Experienced Sailors

For more experienced sailors, Lake Victoria offers a challenging but rewarding experience. Start in Mwanza and visit the picturesque Saa Nane Islands before exploring the waters of the lake towards Rubondo Island National Park. There, unique wildlife sightings and unspoiled nature await you.

No matter which route you choose, sailing in Tanzania is a unique experience that you should not miss.

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