Mikadi Beach Camp

Most welcoming and pleasant staff. Basic but clean rooms Affordable drinks and food International menu I would like to see more African dishes The bar next door is so noisy , loud music and extreme use of low key bass. See

⚠️🚨 WARNING!🚨 DONT STAY HERE! Terribly overpriced. Terrible value for money. The place is very rundown. Everything is makeshift, ramshackle, flimsy, broken. The rooms are super basic, like pop up military barracks, but worse. For the price they charge, it's insulting. No AC, no wifi, no private bathroom, no breakfast included, 25$!!! Are you kidding me... The tiny pool they have is murky/milky and looks very dirty/unsanitary. The beach is super dirty, littered with trash. They can't even make minimal effort to keep the beach clean? Pathetic. But the biggest nono was the fact that a beach bar next door plays extremely loud music the entire day until 2am. Rooms are not soundproof at all so it's very bothersome and completely ruins the experience of everything. The beach water is also very murky. And the beach is very packed with people. Of course the on site bar and restaurant is also overpriced. So as so oft in Tanzania, terrible rip off, terrible value for money. Better go to another country entirely. One where they respect tourists.

So reserved for different people to visit It's a good place

Better avoid -Sorry, but for 25€ my Room was kind of Shity and also the Facilities -Crazyyyyyyy loud Music the whole Night (3am) from the Neighbours (i heard its just at the Weekends) -Area around the Camp is so lala. -I had to "beg" for my Breakfast, 10 Minutes after Breakfast Time. Nobody told me about the Times when i arrived in the Night and i couldnt find a Sign. Charged me extra 8% on my Creditcard by Mistake (you know the small Details). + Staff was friendly and also had a cool talk with one of the Managers.

It's nice place to chill and enjoy the sea view

The first night we were quite excited sadly it took a turn over the following days. At least one can say that it was an Adventure … First of all, the only person really working hard and did good on customer service was Gloria. Otherwise the hotel staff was quite unfriendly, unresponsive and really really slow. The language barriers were often too high and they just acted that they understood us and then ignored us. The accommodations were very small and are full of bugs and mouses nobody warned us before. The mouses destroyed two of our bags and a good jacket. We couldn’t save them and sadly had to throw them away. Also the premises is quite dangerous! There are a lot of palm trees with many many coconuts on them (in every stage of ripeness). Apparently they’re cut down every week or so on… but they weren’t. Furthermore I stepped on the stone base from the pool but one was completely loose and put into place that it looks nice. So when I walked down the huge stone plate fell on my foot and cut the back side open. Only minutes before that incident a huge, heavy palm branch fell 5 m down the tree and landed directly on the head peace of my boyfriends beach chair. Luckily he only sat a little bit more in the front. Otherwise he wouldn’t be here any more…. For breakfast we had to wait 2 freaking full hours. Even though on there weren’t a lot of people around at all!!! We are talking about maybe 6. And then we were only allowed to have 1 cup of coffee. And don’t let me start with the fact that you had to run and ask for everything because they forgot it. (In the pictures above you can see our 3 little pancakes that took 2 hours to make and also our toast with scrambled eggs… not because we got sunny sight) P.s. we’ve been in Tansania for 4 weeks already. But we didn’t have to face anything similar to this experience.

Stayed for a month, loved it. Couldn't leave. Staff incredible. Miss you all

A small rustic place on a pristine piece of beach in Dar Es Salaam consisting of beach huts, a restaurant & bar, pool, sun loungers. Food and drink is reasonable and good. Very peaceful