Discover the magic and diversity of Zanzibar through our curated tours and excursions.
Step back in time and lose yourself in the magic of Stone Town, A UNESCO World Heritage site and the cultural heart of Zanzibar. This historic labyrinth is a vibrant mosaic of African, Arab, Indian, Persian, and European influences, where every alleyway and carved wooden door whispers tales of the past.
As you wander through its winding streets, you’ll uncover stories etched into its walls from the haunting remains of the old slave market to the regal beauty of the Sultan’s Palace. Discover the Anglican Cathedral, Old Arabic Fort, and Tip Tip’s House, each revealing a different chapter of Zanzibar’s fascinating history.
Along the way, immerse yourself in the buzz of the local markets, where the scent of fresh fruit, spices, and sea breeze fills the air. Don’t miss a stroll through Forodhani Park, where the island comes alive in the evening with food, music, and laughter.
A half-day guided tour is the best way to truly experience Stone Town to see, feel, and understand the soul of this extraordinary place where history and daily life still walk hand in hand.
If there’s a single experience that captures the spirit of Zanzibar, it’s the Safari Blue, a full day of sun, sea, and pure island magic.
Departing from the fishing village of Fumba, you’ll sail across the shimmering waters of the Menai Bay Conservation Area aboard a traditional wooden dhow, the wind filling its white sail as dolphins often glide alongside.
The day unfolds like a dream. Snorkel over vibrant coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, swim in hidden lagoons, and stroll barefoot along a sandbank that appears and disappears with the tides.
When it’s time for lunch, feast on freshly grilled seafood, coconut rice, and tropical fruits under the shade of giant baobab trees, all prepared right on the beach.
Between swims and sails, there’s time to relax, laugh, and simply take in the beauty that surrounds you.
The Blue Safari isn’t just an excursion; it’s a celebration of Zanzibar’s breathtaking ocean life and the joy of living on an island.
Just a short, scenic 30-minute boat ride from Stone Town lies Prison Island, also known as "Changuu Island", a place where history and nature intertwine beneath the tropical sun.
Originally built in 1893 as a prison that was never used, the island later served as a quarantine station during the yellow fever outbreaks. Today, it has found new life as a peaceful sanctuary, home to the island’s most famous residents, the giant Aldabra tortoises, some of them over 200 years old. Gentle and slow-moving, they’re a living link to the island’s past and a delight for visitors of all ages.
Beyond its fascinating history, Prison Island offers crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling, nature trails shaded by palm trees, and a pristine beach where you can unwind after exploring. It’s the perfect half-day escape, a blend of heritage, wildlife, and natural beauty that captures the timeless charm of Zanzibar.
As the sun begins its slow descent, step aboard a traditional Arabian dhow and drift into the golden glow of Zanzibar’s evening sky. The gentle rhythm of the waves and the whisper of the sails set the tone for one of the island’s most romantic experiences.
Whether you depart from Stone Town, Nungwi, or Kendwa Beach, every moment feels timeless, the sea turning from gold to rose to deep indigo as twilight settles. Enjoy freshly prepared local snacks and refreshing drinks as Swahili melodies dance softly in the breeze.
It’s more than just a sunset, it's a feeling suspended between sea and sky, a celebration of Zanzibar’s beauty that ends with stars reflected in the ocean below.
Set out early on a serene morning adventure to Kizimkazi, a charming fishing village along Zanzibar’s southern coast and the island’s most famous dolphin haven. As the first light glimmers on the ocean, your boat glides across calm turquoise waters, where bottlenose and humpback dolphins often appear, playfully breaking the surface.
If you’re lucky, you’ll spot entire pods dancing in the waves graceful, curious, and completely free. And when the moment feels right, you can slip into the water and swim near these gentle creatures in their natural habitat, an experience that’s both humbling and unforgettable.
This three-hour excursion offers more than a glimpse of Zanzibar’s marine life; it’s a connection with nature in its purest form surrounded by open sea, soft breezes, and the joyful leap of dolphins against a sunlit horizon.
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