Next to the visitor centre at Kasekela, this amenable place has six simple rooms with electricity mornings and evenings. Two overflow facilities have rooms of lesser quality, and toilets at the back. There are also four 'special' glamping-style tents. Breakfast/lunch/dinner costs US$5/10/10, but you can bring your own food and use the kitchen for a modest fee.
Tanapa Resthouse
Western Tanzania
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With an area of only 56 sq km, this is Tanzania’s smallest national park, but its famous primate inhabitants and its connection to Jane Goodall have given…
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4. Jakobsen’s (Mwamahunga) Beach
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6. Livingstone Memorial Museum
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