We like Bagamoyo beaches because Bagamoyo beaches are cool and quite place clean with white sand and when visiting Bagamoyo beaches we can see see and land breeze.

In Bagamoyo beaches there are different lifestlyes such as fishing, family outing where parents bring their kids to swim and lots of foreign tourists that come to visit Bagamoyo, a former slave market found about 30 kilometres from Dar es Salaam city. The place is beautiful and amazing!Bagamoyo, which means ‘lay down your heart’ in Swahili, was probably given this name because Bagamoyo was the last place the slaves would stay in Tanzania before being shipped off to foreign lands. Although the slave trade officially ended in 1873, slaves continued to be sold and traded in Bagamoyo through the end of the nineteenth century.

During the slave trade, it was not uncommon to see hundreds of slaves walking through the streets of Bagamoyo chained together by the neck. Slaves were collected from the interior by capture, purchase or trade and then shipped to Zanzibar or Arab countries.

The famous person in our country is Dr. Asha Rose Migiro United Nations Under Secretary General, she is a very strong woman and the first woman to be seleted as UN Under Secretary General. She has been Minister of Foreign Affiars in Tanzania for more that two years. We are impressed by Mrs. Migiro because she is our role model and has insipered Tanzania women that they can do better then Men.