Unexpected discoveries and local perspectives.
How do Tanzanians have fun, shop, socialize, work and live?
Based on your time of travel, your particular schedule, and your interests, we will add activities and/or visits to your itinerary that will add to your experience in Tanzania. Choose from the following activities or others that might arise:
- Visiting a local school or health clinic
- Having tea or a meal with a Tanzanian family
- Trying local food
- Taking a cooking class
- Visiting a museum
- Visiting a local development project, or
- Shopping at local markets
If you are interested in the arts then you may want to explore some local art forms such as:
- African drumming
- Drum making
- Traditional dancing
- Tingatinga painting
- Wood carving
More memories guaranteed.
Photo Credits:
Row 1: Project Zawadi, Project Zawadi, Michael Talbot, Michelle Fabian,
Row 2: Sandy Williams, Wayo Africa, Project Zawadi, Project Zawadi
Row 3: Project Zawadi, Nance Hikes, Michelle Stein
Visit Project Zawadi in Action!
Project Zawadi is on a mission to ensure that Tanzanian children and youth have access to a quality education. We would love for you to visit and see for yourself what we are doing by visiting a Model School in Nyamuswa Village, located between the Serengeti and Lake Victoria. During the school visit, you’ll meet teachers and students to learn firsthand how Project Zawadi’s efforts are improving education, whether it be:
- Construction projects (classrooms, teacher housing, desks, and toilets)
- Student clubs (like agriculture, girls’ empowerment, environmental, or sports & games), or
- School meals projects that are feeding hundreds of students every day.
Each visit is unique and you may also tour the local village, visit the Chief Makongoro residence and/or meet Project Zawadi Apprenticeship students where they work.
