Tanga:

(seaport of the northern circuit). Tanga is a Tanzania's second largest seaport; Tanga is a good stop over if you are enroute. You can make a day trip to either Amboni caves, The Ras Kazone Peninsula and Jamhuri park, which overlooks harbor and Totem Island where by the local fishermen can take you there by paying a small fee.

The town located on the Tanzania's East Coast; is the country's chief northern seaport and is close to Pemba Island, Pangani, Amani Nature Reserve, Mkomazi Game Reserve and Amboni caves, where the caves are just 8 km from town center off the main road between Tanga and Horohoro. The underground caves are estimated to extend over 234kms.

Pangani Coast:

Ruins close to the active port of Tanga attest to its impotence as a trading post in the Swahili civilization. Also the home of the Arab slave traders, set on the levelly estuary of the Pangani river.

Amboni Caves:

About 8 km north of Tanga; these ten limestone caves formed during the Jurassic age some 150 millions years ago, these are the most extensive cave system in East Africa.