Combine your safari with a chance to unwind in a luxury beach hotel in Tanzania

Enjoy an exciting African safari holiday and then relax in a luxury lodge hotel on a paradise beach.

Experience the magical Indian Ocean Paradise that is The Tides

An exclusive, friendly and unpretentious beach resort. The Tides Hotel Tanzania is located on the spectacular Swahili coastline.

This African oasis combines the experience of the bush with rustic luxury accommodation. The surroundings are heavenly.

Situated right on the beach

The cottages at The Tides are situated on the beach. They are situated in a tropical setting surrounded by palms. Each cottage has its own private sunbathing area. Discover more about our hotel facilities.

Relax and unwind in tropical tranquillity

You can complement your African adventures with a stay at The Tides. This will ensure you unwind before your flight home.

Choose from a host of activities

Snorkel or scuba dive on the pristine coral reefs of the Maziwe Island Marine Reserve. Swimming, sailing, fishing, or kayaking are some of the activities available.

Experience the culture

Enlighten your knowledge of the history of the Swahili Coast. Discover the historic town of Pangani where time has stood still for half a century.

Enjoy the finest cuisine

We specialise in fresh seafood, which is caught daily. Special diets can also be catered for - so long as we are notified in advance.

Excellent service

Many members of our staff have been with The Tides since it opened in 2000. They have a sunny nature and enjoy serving guests. At The Tides we pride ourselves on a happy family atmosphere. If you want to learn Swahili phrases we will be pleased to help you.

New 2 level Garden Suite

New for 2011 our new "Upepo Garden Suite" with ocean views from its first floor bedroom and balcony.

Click here to see PDF of this stunning new addition to The Tides.

The Tides Lodge

Welcome to The Tides Lodge Hotel - on one of the top 6 best secret beaches of the World

A unique beach experience on the un-spoilt Swahili coastline of Tanzania ‘Sunday Times Travel Magazine Top 6 Secret Beaches of the World’