Stone Town History Tour The unique mixture of Arabs, Persian, Indian and European elements made Stone Town part of UNESCO About Stone Town is a city of prominent historical and artistic importance in East Africa. Its architecture, mostly dating back to the 19th century, reflects the diverse influences underlying the Swahili culture, giving a unique mixture of Arab, Persian, Indian and European elements. For this reason, the town was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. Itinerary The tour will start in one of the most important part the Old slave Market site (Anglican Church) then through the narrow streets, the next stop will be at City Market. Here you could see biggest market in all islands. Locals buy and sell anything here. Freshest fruits are here. Also here people have fishes action where they bid price on sea creatures. Afterward will cover main objects of Stown Town as Palace Museum, House of wonder, which is largest and tallest building in Stown Town a.k.a. Bait -al- ajab, an Old fort, Tippu Tip and of course most famous Freddie’s Mercury’s House. Also a visit Peace memorial and Natural History Museum and many more. Tour will end with local lunch in cozy restaurant.

Great possibility to see many huge turtles, learn history and have chilled time at the beach. Even more, it is possible do snorkeling. About The Island, named after the Prison ruin. The island is around 800m long and 230m wide at its broadest point. 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. Itinerary Journey starts with a local private boat trip to the island. After arrival to small island you will feel like exploring. Even island is small, but there are more than 50 tortoises in it which some of them is more than 100 years old. It is possible feed, take many close up pictures with them and have a great time. The Island is also home for Peacock and tiny antelopes. You will learn more about history and of course, why there is so many turtles in the island. After that possible snorkel in the water near island and search for colorful tropical fishes and attractive corals.

Learn, taste and see spices like never before About No surprise that Zanzibar's is popular of tourism. Two other main industries are spices and raffia. In particular, the islands produce cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and black pepper. For this reason, the Zanzibar Archipelago, together with Tanzania's Mafia Island, is sometimes called the "Spice Islands". There are many spice farms in Zanzibar and you will visit one of them. Itinerary The trip will take you to real organic spice farm. The spice farm guide will describe how the spice is grown, used as medication and flavor in our dishes. You gonna see spices like vanilla, cardamom, nutmeg and many more. It will be possible to touch, smell and taste the spices, herbs directly from plants. This is freshest spices ever. Also, a tropical fruit we have in current Zanzibar season. Later you will have local experience by joining cassava leaf harvesting, making coconut milk and practice the cooking. Even more, the coconut tree climber will pick up some fresh young coconut fruits to try for you. Great local experience! The trip will end will local spice farm lunch and after it is possible to buy spices from the farm. This is guarantee spice quality. Cash only.

Visit only one national park in Zanzibar and home of Red Colobus monkey About The Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park is a 50 km2 (19 sq mi) national park of Tanzania located on the island of Zanzibar. It is the only national park in Zanzibar. Park is famous of endangered Red Colobus monkeys. The other 54 mammals found in Zanzibar include 23 species of bats (popo in Swahili). Along with small animals, Zanzibar is known for several oversized species, such as the giant rat (Cricetomys gambianus cosensi) which can be up to a metre (3 ft) long with the tail. A revenue sharing program from park entrance fees has been used to construct schools and health clinics for local villages. Itinerary The trip to Zanzibar National Park (Jozani Forest) involves the visit to high, dense ground water forest. Home for Red Colobus Monkey rare species only found in Zanzibar. The Monkey is wild, but it’s possible to get really close to them. Other animals to be seen include Blue Sykes Monkeys, Elephant shrews and Bush babies. Guarantee you were never been so close to the monkey. After that you will visit mangrove: The Conservation Authority has built a board walking through the Mangroves so that one can observe them or the wildlife without tramping on.

This full day excursion in the local village of Jambiani will give you the experience of real Zanzibar life About Zanzibar island has many villages where people live their casual life. This tour will help to see how people do daily thing and how it is different from rest countries. Local guides will explain about traditions. Itinerary On tour you will visit the women’s handcraft group, seaweed farming, Local school and Hospital. After local guide will take you to the lady who will show the process of making rope from coconut husk fiber. Later you will visit local Witch a doctor who uses old natural medicine to help people. He is still working and helping people.

Blue Safari (Sandbank Picnic) About One of the most popular and most remarkable tour of all Zanzibar. The trip consists of sailing with locals with traditional Swahili dhow, having great seafood lunch and visiting untouched beautiful island beaches. Also will be snorkeling and will see many tropical fishes of Zanzibar Itinerary The trip starts at the Fishing Village (Fumba) southwest of the Island. 35 Minutes drive from Stone Town. This trip brings you close to the most fascinating and natural remarkable of the tropical Indian ocean, bay with a great deal to discover! We will leave from Fumba with a custom wooden sailing dhow. The first stop is snorkeling at the Kwale coral reef, offering an overwhelming abundance of corals and colorful fish. Afterwards you can relax in a paradise – like sandbank with a snack and tropical fruits beside. Next stop will be at Quail Island, where a beach barbecue seafood buffet is served consisting of Octopus, Lobster, Grilled fishes, Calamari, Soft drinks, Tropical fruits. All sea food which you could want to try. Additional activities on the Island include a short jungle walk to see and climb a 500 yr old Baobab tree, Swim in a Mangrove Lagoon before sailing back to Fumba Village.