Depending on the pick-up point, the first point of visit is the Dar es Salaam Skyline. From one of the highest-standing building rooftops, take skyline pictures and enjoy views of the Indian Ocean. Then proceed to point 2.

City Centre Land Pictures from the Askari Monument heading to the Shariff Grave. Visit the nearby ultra-modern train station. This is a walking trip through the City Centre, where you can also visit some old houses. There are mosques and churches to explore, depending on the client's interests.

Proceed to the National Museum, an area with many interesting things to see, including one of the largest ivory tusks, Kilwa's history, human evolution, and much more.

Head to the Dar es Salaam Makumbusho Village Museum. Here, one can see the architectural design of different houses of the tribes found in Tanzania. Witness traditional dances and learn about the different cultures of Tanzania.

Visit the Botanical Gardens in the City Centre to see different plant species and get explanations about them.

Explore the Bomas for lunch, which offers an awesome viewpoint overlooking the Dar es Salaam port. Also, visit the Bomas information center.

Visit the Magogoni Fish Market and later cross the ferry heading toward the Dar es Salaam Zoo. Here, you will have the chance to see part of the Big Five - lions and leopards, and lots of other herbivores, carnivores, and birds.

Optionally, visit one of the many islands found in the Dar es Salaam coastline. One can visit Mbudya Island.

Optionally, visit the Commonwealth Graves of the World War 1 and 2 soldiers.