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Things to Do in Bagamoyo

 
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Pangani (34.0km)
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Nungwi (82.3km)
Bazo (86.8km)
Duruma (89.5km)
Dzirive (91.0km)
Lunga Lunga (91.6km)
Bwaga Cheti (94.7km)
Livundoni  (94.7km)
Matemwe (98.0km)
Mkwiro (101.0km)
Shimoni (101.0km)
Vitsangalaweni (104.6km)
Kiwengwa (108.6km)
 
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Things to do near Bagamoyo

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Capricorn Casuals
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Capricorn Casuals

Shops in Pangani (34 km from Bagamoyo)
Capricorn Casuals stock their own range of colourful East African kangas, kikoys, hand woven cottons and custom designed, quality clothing for women and men. If you're staying in the area for a few days, you can even order a custom-fitted outfit. Along with the clothing collections, you will also find the latest in designer swimwear, beautiful handbags, sandals, jewellery and khanga towels.
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Capricorn Deli
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Capricorn Deli

Shops in Pangani (34.1 km from Bagamoyo)
Capricorn Deli is a renowned deli restaurant 30 km south of Tanga. The atmosphere is very casual but it offers the best wood-fired pizzas in the region. Purchase locally caught fresh fish, prawns, squid and other seafood, along with smoked fish and smoked fish pate, home-baked baguettes, cheese, wine and a variety of specialty grocery items.
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Ushongo Beach
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Ushongo Beach

Beaches in Tanga (40.8 km from Bagamoyo)
This beautiful, sandy, palm-fringed beach is untouched by development. The beach is virtually desserted with no 'beach boys'. The water is really warm - it is possible to swim all day in the middle of the bay outside The Tides Lodge.
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Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park
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Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park

Nature Reserves in Kisite Mpunguti National Marine Park (94.9 km from Bagamoyo)
Kisite Mpunguti National Marine Park’s star attractions include dolphins, coral gardens, fabulous snorkeling, diving and bird watching. The stunning sandy beach is good for environmentally friendly recreational activities. The ecosystem covers a marine area with four small islands surrounded by coral reef. Kisite Island itself is covered in low grass and herbs while the Mpunguti Islands feature dense coastal equatorial forest. Significant numbers of rare crab-plovers and roseate terns migrate from Europe to nest here. Tropical reef fish include large schools of pelagic fish, butterfly, parrot, rockcod and angel fish. Manta rays, turtles, dolphins and reef sharks are frequently seen.
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