Fares
(one way):
1st class cabin 30,600/= THS**)
2nd class sleeping 20,600/= TSH
2nd sitting 17,100/= THS
3rd class 15,600/= THS
Duration: 11 - 12 hours.
**) 1st class cabins (two persons)
are highly recommended. There are bunk beds, wash basin, wardrobe - and a
lock on the door.
*) MV Victoria is a Lake Victoria
ferry operated by the Marine Services Company Limited of Tanzania.
History: MV Victoria is build in Glasgow, Scotland (Yarrow
Shipbuilders at
Scotstoun, Yard number 2165) in 1960. She was ‘knocked down’ and exported
to Mombasa (Kenya) in 1,500 crates and reassembled in Kisumu (Kenya) on
Lake Victoria. Until Kenyan independence from United Kingdom in 1963
she was the Royal Mail Ship: RMS Victoria.
From 1963 she has been under Tanzanian flag and sailed to almost all major
ports on the giant lake. Today she is sailing on the route: Mwanza
to Bukoba. Although the ship is quite old - she meets all safety
standards and is sailing excellent. On board is a good restaurant with nice
food and a bar serving good beer and all kind of drinks. Bon voyage
- or nzuri ya safari.