Pembwe and the Southeast
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Pembwe and the Southeast is the hot humid region of Tanzania including the capital Dar-es-Salaam and most of the country's Indian Ocean coastline. ContentsCities[edit]
Other destinations[edit]Understand[edit]Talk[edit]As with the rest of Tanzania, Swahili is the main language spoken, however you may come across tribal dialects such as Makonde or a mish mash of the two. English is spoken sporadically, tourists are rare in these parts so there has not been an incentive for people to learn foreign languages. Get in[edit]Dar-es-Salaam is the main port of entry for most visitors to not just the region, but to the country as a whole, be it by boat or by plane. Get around[edit]Flights leave Dar es Salaam on an almost daily basis to Mtwara. There are daily buses leaving early from Dar es Salaam that run down the coast through Kilwa and Lindi before arriving at Masasi or Mtwara. Basic buses run between all the major towns in the area and smaller dala dalas (minibuses) run between villages with good road access. See[edit][add listing]Itineraries[edit]Do[edit][add listing]Eat[edit][add listing]Drink[edit][add listing]Stay safe[edit]Get out[edit]
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