Wavuvi Kempu — Restaurant in Dar es-Salaam

Great ambiance and awesome location near beach. Wavuvi Kempu, located in Dar es Salaam, offers a charming blend of nature and comfort, perfect for those seeking a unique retreat. This eco-friendly campsite provides a variety of accommodations, including well-appointed tents and traditional bandas, each designed to offer a rustic yet comfortable experience. The site is beautifully situated with scenic views, particularly captivating during sunrise and sunset.

Guests can immerse themselves in various outdoor activities such as fishing, bird watching, and exploring nearby natural attractions. The campsite's commitment to sustainability and harmony with the environment is evident, creating a serene and eco-conscious atmosphere.

The on-site restaurant serves delicious, locally sourced meals, with a particular emphasis on fresh seafood. This dining experience is enhanced by the warm hospitality of the staff, who are dedicated to ensuring a memorable stay. The simplicity of the accommodations is balanced by the attentive service and the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Wavuvi Kempu stands out for its peaceful ambiance and the opportunity it provides to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you’re looking to relax by the water or embark on an outdoor adventure, Wavuvi Kempu in Dar es Salaam offers a refreshing and...

Detained by the manager and the guards with no respect at all

So Everything was Pretty as alright until………I paid for my bill by card which was equivalent to 180$. Then decided to have a few more drinks for the road which was close to 20$. I was touring tanzania and didn’t have Tanzanian cash. I asked to pay the bill by card and I was declined and told it’s the law and there is nothing I can about it.

I had to wait for the waitress for over 1hour for her to return and mention the request is denied so I asked to go to an atm with any one of their employees of choice but they escalated the situation by detaining us cause my friends wanted to record the whole scene.

A senior manager then showed up and Didn’t like the drama that was unfolding and decided to let the situation cool off by paying the bill so that we don’t post the videos and photos.

I hope they get to respect their clients and change their system and inform everyone they don’t use card payment for bills below Amount xxxxx.

Detaining clients is not legal as well as broken phone screens cause of intervention etc is unacceptable.

Generally it’s was always a nice place to be until that...

I don’t recommend Wavuvi Camp. As a Dar resident, I have stopped going all together after repeated poor experiences. The last time I went was only because a friend visiting from out of the country and they really wanted to check it out. We arrived around 2 PM—it was raining and the place was nearly empty—yet staff claimed all the good seats were “reserved,” forcing us to sit in the exposed, rainy section. Two white clients walked in and were allowed to sit wherever they liked including “the reserved sections “When we left at 6 PM, those supposedly reserved seats were still empty. To make things worse, they refused to accept card payments under 150,000 TZS, even though we were splitting the bill—very inconvenient and unfriendly. On a separate occasion, my girl friends and I were forced to share a table with a group of men who ended up dominating the space and even slapped one of my friends. Shockingly, the management did nothing about it and we were instead asked to leave

Terrible service, unwelcoming policies, and a complete lack of customer care. Definitely not...