GELLERY
TOURS /EXCURSIONS
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Stone town
It is a three-hours tour which begins at your hotel or entry point where you walk and driven around the historic old city. Our first visit during this tour and excursion in Zanzibar is the fruit market which was opened in 1904 here you will see and buy a variety of the tropical fruits and spices, Guests will visit the Cathedral, Slave Markets, Sultans Palace, Tip Tip’s House, The Old Arabic Fort, Freddie mercury house, Forodhani Park and the famous Zanzibar Doors in the petite streets.Also to see and look at beautiful things concerning to Zanzibar culture like tradational wearing (khanga) for women and (kikoi) for men.
TOURS HIGHLITS
- Take a walk around Stone town City and Explore all historical sites
- Discover the old slave market
- Visit Beit Ajaib (House of Wonder)
- Visit Palace museum
- Passing By at Freddy Mercury House
- Visit Anglican Cathedral
SPICE TOUR
A tour of one of Zanzibar’s Spice Farms, during a walking tour through the farm, guests will be shown and given explanation of each and every spice that are found in Zanzibar. After being fully packed with knowledge, our guests get time to buy spices, soaps and creams which are all handmade by the community within the farm. Also to have a great chance to see different spice plants and trees, touching, smelling and guessing. This can makes you smile and happy while you’re doing tour due to sense of humor from tour guide.
Tour Highlight
- Experience why Zanzibar is named as a spice island
- Seeing different spice plant and trees
- Sing the Jambo song together with coconut climber
- Test the tropical fruits
- Amazing spice lunch
- Visit spice shops.
PRISON ISLAND
Tour Overview
The tour offers nature, history and adventure combined in a relaxing, enjoying the beautiful and nice beach, feeding giant Aldabra tortoise and colored fish and corals for snorkeling in the channel of the Indian Ocean, on this small isle just off the Stone Town it is launched from the city and involves a 30 minutes motorized boat ride to the “Prison” island.
The British First Minister of Zanzibar, Lloyd Mathews, purchased the island in 1893 and constructed a prison complex there. No prisoners were ever housed on the island and instead it became a quarantine station for yellow fever cases.
