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Bagamoyo Badeco Beach Hotel

Badeco Beach Hotel is located on the Indian Ocean in Bagamoyo. The shallow beach is ideal for children, but those looking for the adventure of watersports - wind-surfing, sailing, scuba diving, snorkeling and fishing will enjoy themselves in the 3 km long bay.

The Badeco Beach Hotel is one of the traditional old established guesthouses of Bagamoyo. It has always been a popular meeting point for local inhabitants, and so it is by no means just a place for foreign visitors. Tanzanians enjoy the high reputation of the hotel's kitchen and restaurant. The cooks prepare local and international dishes, and the specialty is fresh seafood in many wonderful varieties.

The child friendly hotel has been under German management for many years. This means that English, Swahili and (sometimes) German are spoken here. The rooms are fitted with ventilators and mosquito nets and the majority are en suite, with shower and toilet. Air-conditioning is also available. The hotel also has a camping site with separate toilet and washroom facilities, and a kitchen for self-caterers. The whole hotel complex has security patrols.

The Badeco Beach Hotels is right next door to the world recognized Bagamoyo College of Arts. Here hotel guests can learn traditional dance, drumming, painting and carving. Those interested in history will find it practically on the doorstep. The German Boma, the colonial administration building from the late 19th century is only 100 metres away. In the old Roman Catholic Mission, the very first one in the whole of East Africa, you can find evidence and documents from times of the slave trade, and the great explorer Livingstone.