Architecture Road Trip to Zanzibar
Mombasa. Tanga. Bagamoyo. Dar Es Salaam. Zanzibar
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Price
$599
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Overview
The architecture road trip to Zanzibar is designed for architecture students to understand the people, the place and refine their conservation projects. A journey through the historic trading towns of Mombasa, Tanga, Bagamoyo, Dar Es Salaam and Zanzibar; Engage the local architects, conservationists, University lectures and cultural offerings as we delve into the Foundations of Swahili Architecture.
‘Traveling leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller’ ~ Ibn Battuta, Explorer and Scholar.
He reported about the wealthy, multi-cultural trading centers of the African East coast, such as Mombasa and Kilwa hence igniting interest in the region which saw convergence of Omans, Portuguese, Indians and Indigenous Africans making what we call Swahili culture.
Don’t forget your ✍️ sketch books and 🏊 swimming costumes.
Open to Reserve
Location: Mombasa. Tanga. Bagamoyo. Dar Es Salaam. Zanzibar
Time: 10 days
Group: 40 pax
Included/Excluded
- Academic visits
- Expert guides
- Chartered private transfer
- Accommodation (B/B) sharing
- Travel Insurance
- Transfer in Selected Visits
- Safety/Health Guidance
- 24/7 Support
- Meals unspecified
- Free days transport
- Entry Fees
- Any other not in the Included
Tour Plan
Payment Plan
All reservations done online.
Deposits done through bank deposits/transfers. No cash transactions
20% by 10th May 2024
50% by 10th June 2024
100% by 10th July 2024
Additional Information
Additional Information
Things to bring
- Writing material
- Official/ decent attire for academic visits
- Comfortable shoes/ sandals for walking
- Swimming costumes
Cancelation Policy
| Period before departure within which written notification of cancellations is received by us | charge per person cancelling |
| 70 days or more | All deposits due only |
| 22 to 69 days | 50% of total cost |
| 0 to 21 days | 100% of total cost |
1 Comment
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We never forget the moments man! It was a nice experience.
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