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Average flight time, business class to Dar es Salaam from London: 13 hours
Airlines with business class flights to Dar es Salaam from London: Emirates, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines
Airports in Dar es Salaam: Julius Nyerere International Airport
Distance from London to Dar es Salaam: 4,657 miles
Emirates has one-stop business class flights to Dar es Salaam from London.
Although there are no direct flights, Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines offer the fastest, most convienet one-stop flights to Dar es Salaam.
Make use of Emirates’ complimentary chauffeur service that takes you to and from the airport. The Boeing 777 Business Class seat offers 23-inch HD TV along with in-seat minibar, while the A380 Business Class Cabin features luxurious onboard social lounges and gourmet cuisine. Comfortable flatbed seats make sure you’ll have no problem getting some sleep.
Qatar Airways is recognized by the 2018 Skytrax World Airline Awards and 2018 TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards as having the World’s Best Business Class. With up to 4,000 in-flight entertainment options, tantalizing dine-on-demand cuisine, and adaptable personal space, Qatar Airways Business Class caters to your needs. Get extra restful sleep with ultra-comfortable 100% cotton sleeper suits and slippers from The White Company.
Turkish Airlines was voted Skytrax World’s Best Business Class Airline Catering. Moreover, Business Class passengers avoid check-in queues, collect baggage much more quickly after the flight, and earn more miles than other classes. Turkish Airlines also provides exclusive hotel service for clients travelling between international points. Your Business Class seat features in-seat massage and fully reclines into a 188cm bed.
Business Class Flights to Dar es Salaam
Getting to and from Dar es Salaam airport
Named after the nation’s first president, Julius Nyerere International Airport is about 7.5 miles southwest of the city. It is easy to hail a taxi from the airport, just make sure to confirm the price with the driver before getting in the cab or letting your luggage be loaded. Taxi prices range from $25 to $40. Despite the proximity, the trip could take up to an hour or more due to heavy congestion.
Where to stay in Dar es Salaam
Compliment your business class flights to Dar es Salaam with a stay at one of the city’s top hotels.
Experience cosmopolitan living while steps away from the sandy Indian Ocean beaches at the Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel. The Presidential Suite overlooks a carefully curated hotel garden and adjacent golf course with the Indian Ocean on the horizon.
The Sea Cliff Hotel is an exceptional boutique hotel offering an above and beyond personal service and extending Tanzanian hospitality. Deluxe rooms combine modern luxury with African-inspired interior designs. Located right next to the Sea Cliff Village, Dar es Salaam’s most popular shopping centre, a wide range of shops and eateries are mere footsteps away. Kick back a day of shopping with a romantic waterfront dinner catered to your taste back at the hotel.
Things to do in Dar es Salaam
Located on the coast of the Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam is the largest city in Tanzania and a melting pot of cultures. Known for beaches, islands, seafood, and music, the bustling city offers something for everyone.
St. Joseph’s Cathedral – A gothic style Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph’s Cathedral offers a peaceful respite, historical architecture, and soulful music. Stop by for mass on a Sunday, where English services are available.
Mbudya Island – Take a short boat ride from many points along Dar es Salaam’s harbor to get away from the city. Mbudya Island offers beautiful beaches and amazing seafood—some of the best lobster in the city!
Kivukoni Fish Market – Watch out for the daily 7 am auction of fresh catches at the Kivukoni Fish Market. It is the place for a truly authentic Dar es Salaam experience—a meeting of the cultures and business in a uniquely Tanzanian setting.
Beautiful sunset in the Peninsula area, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Dar es Salaam Bucket List Experiences
In a recent SkyClub survey, we asked over 1,000 of our clients “what’s number one on your bucket list?”
35% of our customers ranked a specific experience as the number one item on their bucket list. So, if you are feeling a little daring, why not combine your business class flights to Dar es Salaam with a once in a lifetime experience?
SkyClub Recommendations:
Sea and Sailing – Charter a yacht and enjoy the gentle Tanzanian waters.
Scuba – Escape the city and jump into azure waters humming with life. Do a PADI course to take your dives to the next level.
Safari – Head to Selous Game Reserve – one of the few places where you can watch an elephant migration.
Business Class Flights to Dar es Salaam, Practical Information
All British passport holders need a tourist or business visa to enter Tanzania. Visa applications may be made by visiting the Tanzania High Commission in person or by post or upon arrival. Travellers obtaining an entry visa upon arrival should be prepared to wait in a long queue that could take up to two hours.
The currency is Tanzanian Shilling. Be sure to bring US Dollars that are issued after 2006 to exchange and use. Establishments catered to travellers or tourists, from hotels to safari lodges, allow US Dollar and credit card payments. To use ATMs, make sure you bring a VISA card and remember that withdrawals will be in local currency. To exchange money in a Forex office, you will have to show your passport.
With close proximity to the equator and the warm Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam has a tropical climate, with, more or less stable, hot and humid weather throughout much of the year. In a normal year, there are two rainy seasons, with “long rains” in April and May and “short rains” in November and December; humidity is higher during the rainy seasons. The dry season runs from June to October, where you are guaranteed clear, cloudless skies, long sunny days, and breathtaking blue Indian Ocean waters.
Dar es Salaam offers something for visitors throughout the year. Whether dry season or wet, the Great Migration in the Serengeti is a year-round event and it is a short trip to the Isle of Zanzibar, for finest beaches along with cultural experiences with the Swahili people.
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