Discover Dar Es Salaam - The fastest growing city in the world | 90+ Countries with 3 kids

Join us on a tour of Dar es Salaam, the fastest growing city in the world!
The city is the leading arrival and departure point for most tourists who visit Tanzania, including the national parks for safaris and the island of Zanzibar.
The name Dar es Salaam literally means "House of peace". Come along as we visit the local market and the top of a hotel in the city center.
Enjoy the video and comment below to let us know where you're watching from!
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[@seunambonha8576]

This is THE AFRICA YOU NEVER SEE ON TV

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yeah, it’s the real thing.

[@sumatraveler1957]

Seuna Mbonha so you mean this is not tv???

[@TobbeStorm]

Go on KZbin on your Tv then you’ll see it on there

[@PCR1972]

Suma Traveler jamuristreetdaressalaam Jamuristreetdaressalaamtanzani

[@dinafawzy1311]

@@TobbeStorm how is it in TV ??

[@darlingtonmhundwa853]

just reminded me of what i still miss in tanzania. used to frequent there and drive back to Zimbabwe. Now based in Cape Town. Thanks for this

[@desmondjames1604]

I think it is so cool that this mother took her three daughters to some real parts of Tanzania and not just the touristy parts...

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! We always enjoy seeing how the locals live and experience it too.

[@anaprosa46]

OMG. Dar Saa Lam looks so different from what I remember. I travelled there with a group of doctors and nurses for volunteer work. This was 25 years ago.There were no tall buildings or shopping malls. only one hotel near the bay. No fast food, only Tanzanian food, natural and delicious. It was remote and primitive...no water or electricity.. But somehow I loved it...the scenery, the people...We went to Kishapu, Lake Victoria and Kilimanjaro. In the country people walked for miles day and night , no cell phones, no computers, no technology and yet people seemed happy. This was an experience I never forgot...

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

That’s amazing! It has changed so much in such a short time and is one of the fastest growing cities in the world! I’m sure in 5 years it will look much different again. Sounds like you had an amazing experience.

[@emmanuelmbanga7979]

its true but welcome again iam sure you will be so suprised

[@necbottz]

welcom again to see changes...

[@kebo2155]

we still got great food and Swahili...

[@lizb2012]

It's Dar es Salaam. 25 years ago there was electricity in Dar, may be with shortages and there definitely was water, otherwise how did people survive?

[@romeolancaster9762]

This is my country Tanzania... there are more beautiful places that haven't been shown here... but amazing video :) Tanzania nchi yangu, Tanzania daima

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

I guess we’ll have to come back one day to discover what we missed. We enjoyed our stay there!

[@harrytatem]

Check out my recent video on Tanzania x

[@loloteehee1360]

Same

[@Saffron.Aerowyn_07]

Cheers to you & your husband, for giving your girls experience in being Globe-trekkers...live is so much better when we take time to 'live the dream, which has little to do with being in front of screens. 🥂

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! It definitely creates many amazing memories especially now that we're creating videos with them. Before we had the YT channel it was just short clips and pictures on a hard drive that we never really look back on.

[@alvarochaim1643]

I guess Im asking the wrong place but does anybody know of a method to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid forgot the account password. I appreciate any help you can give me

[@jacobyjeremias9585]

@Alvaro Chaim instablaster :)

[@MultiMy007]

Thanks for sharing looking more videos on Tanzania

[@necbottz]

welcome tz dont wait for videos bro.

[@sumatraveler1957]

Syed Azmath search wode maya on you tube or miss trudy you will see all videos you want good luck.

[@harrytatem]

I've just uploaded a video on Tanzania

[@selfemancipation7967]

This family deserves lots of respect! A mother (1) and her three (3) daughters making a total of four (4) females travelling through Africa without a man? Perhaps the man is doing the filming! Kudos to ya all! It simply goes to PROVE that Africa and Africans are of no threat to pale-faced people, regardless of all the propaganda against Africa and its people by the "enemies".

[@Lucdeepsa]

Yes definitely, the man might be the one filming

[@mugambindwiga163]

Dar es salaam sooo beautiful 😍😍. Love from Nairobi. Why don't you like us, Tanzania? 😭😭😭

[@kanchanvalambhia6504]

What !!!

[@jamalfauz4264]

Y Z unakaribishwa tu

[@galadimarashad876]

I love Tanzania, though I'm from Nigeria.

[@josephstephen2047]

I love Nigeria too its my second home after Tanzania

[@sanjaypurswani5065]

@@josephstephen2047 Dodoma ? East Africa ?

[@sanjaypurswani5065]

@@josephstephen2047 Near Uganda Kenya Zambia Mozambique ? On the coast of Indian Ocean ? Tanganika Zanzibar was old name? Swahili is rwgional language ?

[@sanjaypurswani5065]

@@josephstephen2047 Dr Julious Nyerere was President?

[@sanjaypurswani5065]

@@josephstephen2047 Mount Kilimanjaro is located there ?

[@cynthiaashalatha2213]

Dar Es Salaam. is a beautiful place. I love Tanzani God bless you East Frics.

[@2Africa]

Wonderful Dar es Salaam with lovely kids~!! Asante sana!

[@elizabethkayinga1149]

I like Tanzania it's a beautiful country

[@ashuraabdallah4217]

am a Tanzanian and am living in Daresalaam city karibuni sana Tanzania

[@mkazilakwamchilloh3563]

Asante sana narudi nyumbani mwakani mwenyezi mungu akinijalia

[@richardhicks4815]

When all is said and done, the investment you're putting into your daughters will one day be priceless! Their personalities or being formed well. Their attitude toward the world just and real. Not an attitude of superiority, but of humility. I know I don't know you folks so well, but I do know real when I see it. Thanks for the life you chose! (U.S.A)

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks for your nice comment. Our girls are definitely growing up with open hearts and minds.

[@augustinechifwaila1648]

A MILLION LIKES FOR THIS VIDEO, COME ON AFRICA SHOW SOME LOVE!!!!!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thank-you!!!

[@jonathanmaengo4281]

Like seriously, we making step by step cos we believe it can be done ... thank y'all 🇹🇿🙏

[@PrincePaulIowa]

Mama, you rocked in this video! Sante sana for sharing. There is ample info, culture, history and love shown here, all at once! Muchas gracias!

[@chasingadeline]

Glad to know that Uber & Airbnb is there!! That is some good information you video gives!!! Thanks for sharing

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes! It was super helpful!

[@agatours1061]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders what is the name of the Airbnb that you stayed at?

[@FredyVincent951753852456]

100 years ago, Dar es Salaam was a fishermen village. Now the city is booming towards mega city.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yeah it’s crazy.

[@mittpicasso3597]

This is an amazing video. I was having some nostalgic memories and decided to look my country up on KZbin and this was the first video that came up. Thanks for catching some great moments and sharing them with us. Good luck with your next journey. "Asante sana." 😃

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Asante sana. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video of your home country!

[@necbottz]

i am happy for this i love my tanzania i would like to help for this for more videos

[@chasingadeline]

Nice view from the top of that building

[@gumodokamehuna915]

Very nice video...thanks for showing good part of motherland Africa..Tanzania

[@chasingadeline]

Awesome video!!! Nice music 🎶!!!

[@sanjaypurswani5065]

R u married couple dear? From which cpuntry?

[@twalibmgagi1652]

Hahahahahaha! Tupo Dar es Salaam! Safi sana hiyo

[@gems3604]

LOVE the music. Wonderful.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@aliceforster7694]

I grew up in Tanzania, Malawi, Uganda and South Africa and I have to say its super different when you are living there compared to visiting. For example when you visit here, you are downtown where as I lived on a peninsula which is MUCH more developed than the area you were in

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Oh nice! I think we may have went out that way to visit friends.

[@freddymello3227]

Africa's beautiful city

[@seuryanael3518]

Karibu Tena Tanzania

[@adamdaoudi8517]

Good times is there, good time is here, Good Tanzania 👍

[@mikereed6274]

Wonderfully natural hostess with a lovely personality 😊

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@ianmuir6217]

Thanks for uploading this footage. I lived there in the 60s and while a lot has changed a lot hasn't. Nice to se The Askari Memorial and the church. Thanks once again.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

It's a city that is changing and growing so fast. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@roshay6379]

Beautiful! Stay golden Tanzania!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

👍👍

[@michaemdamas5103]

Congratulations for your visit. Such a wonderful experience here in Dar es salaam. Dar es Salaam Means (A Harbor ⚓ of Peace ✌) in kiswahili Bandari Salama.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! We had a really nice visit and the people were so friendly and very welcoming.

[@dickaugustino2214]

Growing Up Without Borders nice visit,you realy wellcome.".tunawapenda...means ..we love you.

[@dickaugustino2214]

Growing Up Without Borders nice visit,you realy wellcome.".tunawapenda...means ..we love you.

[@sumatraveler1957]

Michae M Damas acha kudanganya watu Dar es salaam ni maneno yakiarabu maana yake nyumba ya amani. House of peace. Nazani umeelewa Sawa??

[@paulhhari8861]

@@sumatraveler1957 nyumba ya amani kwa kiarabu ni beit el salaam. Na neno dar ni bandari!!!

[@kahroogall5695]

Nice family welcome again to Tanzania

[@kanchanvalambhia6504]

Ya it's so beautiful I see this city everyday because I live here

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Cool!

[@mollaazamllc7290]

my favourite Africa continent

[@roberttarimo4956]

Your welcome to Tanzania 🇹🇿 and Africa in general

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@aymanalfred1498]

i enjoy watching this Africa as whole is really beautiful place and very different land and culture very interesting to explore looking for more

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! It was definitely an experience we've never had. We saw so many interesting places. I feel like I'll never look at life the same way.

[@jeffreydonovan502]

I am so excited about going to Tanzania, sometime next year, God's willing. Just looking at the pictures, it completely destroyed the archaic mentality I had about the Motherland. My ancient perception of the Continent has been blown away. I like the simple, low stress life style, the bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables, and exotic place to visit. My main concern is have constant utilities such as water, electricity and internet. I cannot imagine going without any of them for more than a day. I am also concerned about finding a reasonable priced place to live, but I am sure that these issues will be resolves before I make the trip. As a US citizen, and a citizen of St. Kitts, West Indies, I can stay in Tanzania for up to 90 days, and I do not need a visa if I am entering Tanzania with an St. Kitts passport.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

You'll be just fine and I'm sure you might experience no Internet in different parts of the country but that's all part of the experience. If the main cities you'll have no problem with connectivity. We experienced many power outages in Malawi but not in Tanzania expect fro where we stayed in Zanzibar which was powered with solar energy so when it was grey we had little electricity. You're going to love your experience there!

[@jeffreydonovan502]

Thanks for the information and re-assurance. Maximum Blessings.

[@okoyostephen6335]

Can't help but marvel at your coverage of the Beauty that Dar has become over the years.Such a skyline to marvel on.Lest I forget,your lovely girls made the video such nostalgic to watch again and again,they were so disciplined,calm and composed.Good job there. Next time you do another video,make it about Nairobi,the commercial Hub of East and Central Africa.Karibu Kenya.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes we're planning to visit Nairobi so we'll definitely make a video about it! Thanks for the lovely complement about our girls.

[@cynthiaashalatha2213]

I love Tanzania. When I was there in Dar Es Salaam it was not developed so much. I iove to visit again if God willing.I t

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Oh I’m sure Dar has even changed since we’ve been. They were developing so much. I hope you make it back again one day to visit.

[@fednandnews2240]

Beautiful City I Like It

[@zt9046]

Wonderful I visited my birth country through your video.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Aw that’s so nice.

[@queencharles4823]

I love this family. You are blessed.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks for the nice comment! Are you enjoying the other videos we put out?

[@Lucdeepsa]

I’ve been watching your videos for a while now… I love how you guys explore mother Africa. And oh the girls are so fast.

[@Lucdeepsa]

“Growing”

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

I'm so glad you're enjoying our videos. We'll be back in several African countries soon! Yes, the girls are all grown up now.

[@rajabmnyimwa3126]

Very nice video and very adorable sound track

[@zacmediatz]

Such kinda love 🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thank you! ❤️

[@vijayan2323]

Great,,,job,,,,dar es salaam have been filmed so nice

[@michaelperfectluteganya1066]

I'm glad you liked it..This is a very nice video!!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! We really loved going to the market. What an experience for us!

[@sagarnaik9265]

A very Talented Presenter

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@frankmare1708]

Beautiful city in my peaceful country! The song on sound track is killing me, song name please? From 01:0 to 3:30

[@munirarashid8763]

@@petcharles1971 since when in Tanzania did the Muslims kill Christians wewe where did you get this nonsense from, my homeland is one of the African countries that has so many different tribes and for that reason we could have had a million reasons to fight, so stop spreading hate people like you are the reason people fight in the first place

[@mahindagunawardana6641]

Yes true..I m Sri Lankan..and I worked there for 04 years...2007-2009 & 2013-2015...stayed and worked in Pugu Road.and first sector I stayed Gerezani..........I did safari in mikumi....zanzibar Island....... kilimanjaro......mikadi beach....and more and more.....nice experience and nice people.....ASANTHE!!!

[@elizabethkayinga1149]

I wish I could have a mother like you congratulation

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

❤️❤️

[@Bigboy-nx3nc]

Nice video, thumbs up 👍 Karibu tena , Tanzania.

[@70SIXER7]

Thanks for sharing with us Good Stuff!

[@gingerz169]

That sunset was so pretty!

[@josephsaghana1056]

We love You, I and my family for sharing with us this wonderful video . We welcome you once more again in our beautiful Tanzania .

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks for such a lovely comment! We really had a nice experience in your country.

[@omvillage2371]

Great video.......

[@rewaatesh4877]

Thanks for sharing this video.. Hope you come back and make another

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes, maybe one day we'll be back again.

[@rewaatesh4877]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders You are welcome..

[@GopalSingh-ph7sl]

Nice video

[@bensonkaile9606]

Tanzania with the rest of East Africa, it"s just "Hakuna Matata".

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Awesome! Hakuna Matata! Love that phrase. 👍❤️❤️

[@Seeblessing]

Incredible beautiful and everything lovely.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks for your comment!

[@gibsuprooted2734]

Thanku for sharing this experience. Be safe ladies and have a Great time exploring🙅🏿‍♂️ watching from Chicago

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thank you so much 🤗 I hope all is well over in Chicago.

[@chidiomari.65]

Wooh 🇹🇿👌

[@eugenekennedy8685]

IMAGINE .EXPLORE. DISCOVER this is Africa

[@timwhite6957]

Love this one

[@edwintouches]

Beautiful content! New subscriber from TZ 🇹🇿 +255 ✊

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Awesome! Thanks for the sub!

[@Sean1877]

Your right bout Freddie Mercury being born here🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿

[@fr.anthonykiungu3176]

Great motivation loved this be blessed

[@taariqabdulrahman9630]

Jambo.. please come visit mombasa is beautiful city also you will enjoy and you are welcome.

[@chasingadeline]

That’s an interesting guy you guys met!!! Lol that they was funny also

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

He was so nice.

[@simkotec3091]

Dar es salaam is far better than Nairobi

[@malaletungu7397]

Nice experience!

[@shifaaal-baity4503]

⁦🇹🇿⁩⁦🇹🇿⁩💝⁦👍🏻⁩⁦👍🏻⁩⁦🇹🇿⁩

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

🙌❤️

[@Frazztraveller]

A wounderfull experience

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

It sure was!

[@davymsambaa6059]

Travel this year 2018 and you will see the real improvement. I hope you will make an unbais video. Getting a guide if you wanna know well areas of Dar es Salaam.

[@manubei3574]

Love your positivity

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@muradabdulrehman5173]

12:05 - you just passed my house in Narungo'mbe street Kariakoo

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

That’s crazy! 🤣🤣

[@muradabdulrehman5173]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders One other thing - when you were in that busy market place, I can hear locals asking you in swahili to move out of the way...they were polite but they were also commenting that wazungu (slang for white people) were slow in walking :)

[@b95gshawn]

liked some of the music

[@quierodesign3958]

Please! I need to know the name of the song! Itwa wa wimbo tafadhali.

[@itsokaytobeclownpilled5937]

Did I hear right.. Dar, which has 6 million people is expected to grow to 70 million? Who is moving there or is that the local population that's expected to grow?

[@jnyerere]

They're simply going off current projections of population growth. But my hope is that in the near future they start to decentralize. Dar is overpopulated now because it's hard to make something of yourself anywhere else in Tanzania, thus most rural migrations lead toward Dar by default. But if they build up and encourage migration into cities like Dodoma and Mwanza, Dar's population growth will slow down.

[@aiyaavibes7610]

Love it

[@gasparlubaga5866]

Very nice and pieceful city

[@SimbaM2kufu]

What’s the name of the opening song please?

[@PrettyStraightforwardBudgets]

Thank you!!! You are an amazing Mommy!!!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! 💕🤩

[@emmanuelmbanga7979]

i can't wait to subscribe cause i have realy enjoyed very beautful video welcome again tanzania

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Great! I’m so glad you’re enjoying the videos!

[@princegabytv7251]

Jambo karibu Tanzania

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Jambo!

[@africandaisy.3]

Wow, his shirt... @16:31 🥺

[@whatsupsweden]

Why go to 90 countries if you are just going to eat the same food as home. Tanzania has delicious food.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes!!!! If you watch our video from Stone Town and the one on Zanzibar, we tried some of the most amazing foods! We always laugh at the tourist that go to different countries and eat at Pizza Hut but in this video we were one those. :)

[@ismailmbegu7567]

Unless African kids also get to experience this growing up without borders!

[@badrumbarouk3377]

Welcome tanzania

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@travlaa]

The Dar and Nairobi bombings were not on the same day as 9/11, they were about 3 years prior to 9/11. I know because I was in Dar on that fateful day and I heard the bomb so loudly it was as if it is above my head, but in reality it was 1 mile away. This was in 1998 and 9/11 was in 2001. One amazing memory I have is visiting the Nigerian Embassy two plots away from the bombed US Embassy, and you know the thick iron grill doors like they have in jails? Well I saw such iron security doors totally buckled and twisted by the sheer power of the bomb blast, even though they were inside the Nigerian Embassy, so not actually hit by any flying debris, but warped and twisted by the bomb's power! Unbelievable!

[@soccer4us]

I turned down the chance to go to Tanzania but I now regret it🙈😭

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

It was a cool place. We love the island of Zanzibar.

[@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536]

Probably because of the Western narrative.... Love from kenya

[@allykombo9047]

Dar es salaam_ tanzania

[@GayakMustana]

Lovely presentation but Dar es Salaam City Centre was missing. Its mainly populated by settlers from Indian Sub continent. Surprised I hardly saw an Asian face nor you visited some of the Indian restaurants which serve authentic food. Glad you and girls are enjoying the trip. Very adventurous!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yeah and we love Indian food!!! We missed out on that then for sure....

[@mashaelieazer6120]

Nice country

[@user-li9jo5lg8e]

Lovely video.

[@mohamedraheem6137]

They still have alot of work to do

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Indeed they do.

[@manubei3574]

True brother

[@klovissanta7596]

Maybe where you are, you already finished all the work? Lol!

[@africancitizen4307]

Whats the name of the song?

[@Matspalats]

Damn that mom is hot 😁😎 Great video and info btw and i am going there next year 👍

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Enjoy and Happy Travels!