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As of March 2024 this train was not running. We had planned to take the service on the 11th March to Arusha from Dar Es Salaam, and headed to Kariakoo Gerianze to buy tickets 6 hours before departure. Upon arrival we were told this train had stopped running about 2 months ago due to the condition of the line. They were not able to tell me when the service would restart. I instead caught a 10pm KediaOne bus located a short taxi ride outside of town which I recommend. However, booking this is impossible without a Tanzanian or Kenyan phone number, so we travelled in person out to Urafiki to get these the morning before departing.

Good info

My country my people my monkeys welcome back to Zanzibar , we called them kima punju

I hope this roof covering is not asbestos, otherwise in a decade the people who live in these houses may get lung cancer. In that case the only to say is: What a pity, the mud house is so healthy and the roof is poisonous!

So impressive, my favourite transport from Arusha back home to Moshi

Now, suCH and magical little Creatures every body should have them as wonderful pets to enjoy life's little mystery together.

Mérida is the best place to live. Period.

Never wore a mask. Bad for health

now nobody see you and run away every one show u love. ..but in your own LAND we get a different treatment

We are heading for Tanzania in a month, riding with that train. But, I cant figure out how to book tickets. How did you do it? Best regards Espen, Norway

Beautiful 😍

Do you have an idea how many stops are on the way from Moshi to Dar-es-Salaam

Vredenheim pronunciation: The "v" is pronounced like an "f". The 1st "e" rhymes with the word "ear". The rest you got right. So it's something like "freardenheim".

Great video I was a student in Moshi early 1980s. Commuted weekly from Arusha and trains were not there. Only buses. So this is development in progress I plan to visit old school ISM and will be trying those trains based on this video. Meat on stick in train ( aka mchomo) is a real motivator !!

Thank you for the video ! Helped greatly in planning our trip.

Hi I enjoyed video very much, how much was it for the whole 6 sleeper car

Cultish rather than culture

" crazy pants? 🤣

Hey thanks for your video, donyou remember around what time the train leave moshi? I want to go with it next month :)

Thanks a lot for sharing. We wachted your video and decided to try this night train with our children! What an experience!! 😊😊😊 See here a little feedback from our own experience. We took this train on the 5th of august 2022. On that day, we must have been practically the only tourists on the train! The staff on board and at the station were extremely kind to us. During our trip, there were several police officers on board, which we found reassuring. The train left on time, 2:30 p.m. from Dar Es Salaam and arrived at 6:00 a.m. in Moshi, our destination. That's a little over 15 hours of travel. We booked a full sleeper train cabin for our family 👩‍👩‍👧‍👦and paid 39.000 TSH per bed. We traveled for a good part of the time with the door open and were able to chat with several nice passengers. We also chatted with the on board controllers of train company that were very happy to have tourists on board. The train passes through the Tanzanian countryside and through different small villages, and it is quite pleasant as landscapes. But as it gets dark early (like 7 pm), we only enjoy the landscape for a small part of the trip,. There is a restaurant car, we ate on board. It's not haute cuisine, but it was quite okay. And again the service was really nice. They kindly brought the food to our cabin. 🍛 Regarding sleeping, we can not say that we sleep well. We are very shaken during the journey, sometimes even very strongly. And the train makes lots of stops. At each stop, he honks his horn loudly, which woke us up every time. Did we sleep well? Not at all 😵‍💫. And also we slept with the window open, and had the surprise in the morning to have a lot of dust in the cabin. So if you are looking for confort, I would not recommend it. But for us, it will remain an unforgettable memory of our trip! Filled with wonderful encounters, with very nice people, and with beautiful landscapes. So we don't regret it at all!! Conclusion, so if you can override the lack of comfort and you have the time for it, this is certainly a very nice way to get to Moshi/Arusha from Dar Es Salaam (or the other way around) See some pictures here: photos.app.goo.gl/ErReD4vqPUQmiPb87 Julien

You look so happy with your family ❤

I have read some critical comments to Acumal monkey center on Google Maps. What is your oppinion about the conditions there for the monkeys? Thank you for oppinion.

Amazing! What did you put down the pool to see if there was enough water?

My mom doesn’t let me snorkel in oceans, she says it I might not be very safe and I could get sick.

What a surprising and delightful video! A few years ago when Selma Hayek made a film about Frida Kahlo, they used Capuchin monkeys as her pets, but it felt wrong. So satisfying seeing the recreation here with a spider monkey, so much more authentic. What a perfect photo recreation you created based on Frieda Kahlo's self-portrait!

Man that is a awesome looking graveyard that is so cool

Nice video, I hope the guide got a nice tip for the rescue.

Cool, we love snorkeling together 🐠🐋🐟

Pls am widow from Nigeria I really a help I have three children no going school

Aren't whale sharks just so beautiful!? Although they are endangered they are just so incredibly eye catching with their Size,and it's dotted body.

Awesome info! Climbing Kili in June with some friends and then will go to Zanzibar after. Train to Dar Es Salaam then ferry sounds like a much more fun experience than a plane. Thanks for the video!

You should never take starfish out of a water ... they die within seconds.

Great video

Thank you

hello family, all ok?

Baby monkeys adorable

Your Dad link me to your chanel whilst I picked his Uber and am from Africa so he told me to check you guys out, whilst in Africa... 👍🏾 You guy's are doing a good Job.... Africa & Tennessee to the world 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥

Hi! Great video, thanks a lot for sharing it :) I'm doing the Moshi -> Dar es Salaam route very soon and I've been finding conflicting info regarding the timetables online. Do you have any info on this (like departing/arriving hours, which days it runs, etc)? Thanks a lot!

Well just would like to say hope you and your family are all well I will unsubscribe to you now as you seem to have dropped off the face of the earth. If you are all ok I wish your family all the happiness life has to offer👍✌️❤️🌵

So happy to see your travels have taken you to Africa! What an amazing continent. I'm looking forward to your videos on your experience there.

I am imagining this or are you deliberately avoiding taking pictures of people? You video your family and 'co-incidentally' locals in the periphery. But I get the impression that you want the viewer to see what the locals look and act like. Yet you are cautious. Is this some new UA-cam policy of the past several years, your personal preference or are Zanzibaris camera-shy?

*Very* important details! Were there any advantage over train trips in Asia (India, China, etc)? I enjoyed your 'old school' fact-filled vlog, but why not do a travel blog - the medium would suit your content better, no?

Sure hope all is well with you and your family. Sure miss your post and conversing with you on Instagram.👍✌️❤️🌵

This was super helpful! Thank you!

What happened to your instagram page? Do you still have one?

We're they actually open with window ? Or the graves that open with stairs? I find here in the US they don't have many options as there for buriel.

I loved this vlog! Do you have the contact details of the local fishermen you went out with? And also, where did you see the star fish? Going in 6 weeks and trying to make plans ! TIA 🧡

I love your videos!

Where are the open graves dude? Your creeping out.....

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