Julius Nyerere International Conference Centre Transfers

Looking out at the Indian Ocean from the Tanzanian city of Dar es Salaam, the Julius Nyerere International Conference Centre provides instant access to Indian Ocean beaches alongside a myriad of ancient relics showcased within an exhibit. The stately venue is often host to government meetings and theatrical performances within an intimately sized plenary hall, an oasis of nearby golf courses, hotels and exhibits adding an air of professionalism to the region’s classic glimpses of the Zanzibar Archipelago. Public transfers are accessible via the nearby bus routes along Posta Bus Stand, though personal freedoms go a long way with private rentals. Experience the city’s quiet Toure Drive with coastline drives via sedan, or bring big groups toward the beauty of the distant Pande Game Reserve along the outskirts, more convenient alternatives including meet-and-greet services that turn simple drop offs into opportunities into intimate tours, whether it be through the local perspective via local personal driver or a simple taxi drop off to the distant Julius Nyerere International Airport.

Spend some time looking forward to the day with a tour of what’s close, enjoying a myriad of nearby hotels ranging from the adjacent Southern Sun Dar Es Salaam and its unique Afro-Portuguese architecture showcased through ornate wooden headboards and tribal-inspired artwork, a shrouded garden courtyard adding relaxed poolside greenery beneath palms. A bit further is the more upscale Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel, renown for its elegant high-ceilinged lobby as well as business rooms that come with butler service. More low-cost alternatives can be found along Maktaba Street, from the expected excellence of Holiday Inn Dar Es Salaam to the simple rooms and close ferry access of The Amariah Boutique Hotel City Center. Beyond cool hotels rest just as many landmarks worthy of exploring after events, from the stories of Tanzania told at The National Museum and House of Culture down the street to especially relaxing walks through nature at the local Botanical Gardens. And there’s no better way to top the evening off than with modest conversation somewhere special, whether it’s aboard a ferry ride to Zanzibar Island via the Kigamboni Terminal or a sit down with traditional Mediterranean at The Two O’ Six.