Across from gates in Terminal 2, Beach & Bush Outfitters stocks last‑minute safari and beach gear for DAR departures. It sits airside in Terminal 2, so you can walk over after security if you realise you forgot a hat, adapter, or soft duffel. Expect standard airport pricing rather than city-store deals, but it beats re-packing checked bags at check‑in.
You’ll see the usual safari basics on the racks: neutral shirts and trousers suited to Tanzanian parks, caps, sunglasses, and small daypacks sized for regional flights out of Terminal 2. They also lean into Zanzibar and coast trips with flip‑flops, swimsuits, and lightweight cover‑ups, all aimed at people flying on the regional and international carriers using this terminal. Stock changes, so treat it as backup, not primary outfitting.
Beach & Bush Outfitters also carries practical add‑ons for DAR: insect repellent formatted for 100 ml security rules, sunscreen that won’t get seized, plus plug adapters that match Tanzanian and UK-style sockets you’ll find in many lodges. Prices run higher than town shops, but still reasonable compared with other African airports. Selection skews to one-size-fits-most, so specific technical sizes or brands are hit or miss.
Figure 10–15 minutes from any Terminal 2 gate to walk over, browse, and pay without cutting it close for boarding. Card payments are accepted, but have a backup card in case of network glitches. If you’re tight on shillings, prioritize sunscreen and insect repellent here, then pick up clothing or souvenirs in town or at your lodge later.