Feel the Beat of East Africa
Join us in Bagamoyo for five unforgettable days of music, dance, and cultural celebration. Experience the energy of East Africa through traditional and modern performances. This is more than a festival—it’s a journey into your heritage.
From Roots to Stage
What began under a mango tree now fills East Africa’s largest arts venue. The TaSUBa amphitheater brings tradition to life with world-class sound and light. Witness African creativity take center stage in stunning form.
Celebrate Culture Without Borders
Discover rhythms from across Africa—ngoma, Afro-jazz, bongo flava, and more. The Bagamoyo Festival brings together performers from around the world. Connect, dance, and celebrate the power of African culture and unity
Duration
5 Days – 4 Nights
Tour Type
Daily tour and visit
Group Size
Between 10 to 50 people
Languages
English + local translation

Trip Overview
- Airport pickup: Included
- Extra Security: Included
- Experience tour guide: Included
- Breakfast: Included
- Dinner: Included
- Places to visit: Included
- Accommodation: Included
- Visa: Not included
- Airline ticket: Not included
What It’s About
The Bagamoyo Arts Festival is one of Tanzania’s most vibrant cultural celebrations, held in the historic coastal town of Bagamoyo, once a major trading port and cultural hub.
The festival brings together artists from across Tanzania and beyond, showcasing traditional and contemporary African art forms.

Festival Highlights
- Acrobatics & Dance: Thrilling performances by Tanzanian acrobats and dancers.
- Street Theater: Interactive and often political performances held in open-air spaces.
- Live Music: Traditional drumming, taarab, bongo flava, and international fusion music.
- Visual Arts: Exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography, and crafts.
- Workshops & Talks: Cultural exchange, artist residencies, and educational sessions.
- Parades & Processions: Colorful, rhythmic celebrations that take over the streets.
Why It’s Special
- Celebrates Tanzania’s artistic heritage.
- Offers a deep dive into East African creativity and performance.
- Hosted in a town with UNESCO World Heritage potential, rich in Swahili-Arab history.
- Attracts local and international artists, offering a true melting pot of culture.
Trip Itinerary
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