2024年11月24日 · If privately hired cars are out of the question, then there is only one thing you can do: Riding a dala dala in Zanzibar Island. The local public transport in Zanzibar you should try. What is a dala dala? The dala dala are either minibusses or converted trucks whereby the backs are open and you sit all facing each other.

2024年11月18日 · We’ve been pulling together a ton of information recently to clear up some of the mystery of how to get to some of the more popular destinations such as Kendwa or Paje when there never seems to be any Dala-Dalas with those places listed! (Spoiler: for Kendwa, use a Nungwi Dala-Dala, for Paje look for Michamvi or Jambiani). To our knowledge ...

There is just one thing you can do on Zanzibar Island if privately rented cars are not an option: ride a dala-dala. You should try Zanzibar’s local public transportation system. WHAT IS A DALA-DALA? The backs of the dala-dalas, which are either converted trucks or minibuses, are open, and everyone sits facing one another.

A dala dala on a rural road in Zanzibar. Dala dala are minibus share taxis in Tanzania. [1] These converted trucks and minibuses are the primary public transportation system in the country. [2] While the name originates from the English word "dollar", they are also referred to as thumni. [2]

When travelling around Zanzibar you have three options: taxi, dala dala (local bus) and our shuttles. Taxi: Taxis give you maximum flexibility on departures times and choice of destination. If you want door-to-door convenience and you can afford the higher rates, then a private transfer is definitely the way to go!

2016年11月13日 · If you want to get a real taste of Zanzibar, you must take a trip with local Dala-Dala instead of a taxi. Riding local buses is an experience itself, as you will rarely meet other tourists. It’s not only much cheaper but you also get to know local people better.

Dala-dala: For an authentic local experience, take a dala-dala. These Jeepney-style vehicles are converted to hold around 20 people (although you might find them a little cramped and uncomfortable). From Stone Town in Zanzibar City on Unguja, you can take them to the north and south from Darajani Market.

The majority of the dala-dala buses depart from and arrive at the Darajani market to and from all directions of the island. The fee is usually TZS 2000 or US$ 0.8. If you have a luggage, ca. THS 500 may be charged.

Dala Dalas, the minibuses that are the backbone of Zanzibar's public transportation system, are a colorful and lively way to get around. They are often packed with locals and their goods, providing a unique cultural experience. Dala Dalas are generally safe, even at night, but can be crowded and uncomfortable.

2018年6月11日 · Incontournable lors d'un voyage en Tanzanie, le dala-dala est un transport très économique. De plus, il y a toujours un dala-dala prêt à vous transporter et le temps d’attente est rarement de plus de 10 minutes.