Top Fumba Full-day Tours

Discover Zanzibar’s aromatic history on a half-day walking tour of Stone Town, setting out on foot so you can see Stone Town’s narrow, car-free streets and atmospheric corners. After convenient pickup at Zanzibar hotels, you’ll cover some of Stone Town’s highlights, from colonial landmarks to the Old Fort, the house where Freddy Mercury was born, and an Anglican Cathedral that marks the former site of a slave market.

Discover the enchanting waters of Zanzibar on the Safari Blue tour, a full-day adventure that combines snorkeling, island exploration, and a delicious seafood barbecue. Start your journey at Fumba village, boarding a traditional dhow to sail through the stunning Menai Bay Conservation Area. Relax on pristine sandbanks, snorkel vibrant coral reefs, and keep an eye out for dolphins. After an exhilarating day, indulge in a seafood feast featuring fresh fish and tropical fruits on a secluded island. - Full-day tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Zanzibar - Snorkeling in the rich biodiversity of Menai Bay Conservation Area - Delicious seafood barbecue lunch on a beautiful island - Explore hidden lagoons and uninhabited islands with expert guides

Turn your Zanzibar holiday into an unforgettable African safari adventure with a day trip to Nyerere National Park, one of Tanzania’s most remarkable wildlife destinations. Travel beyond the beaches and discover vast wilderness, scenic landscapes, and incredible wildlife in its natural habitat. With Zanspice Tours, travelers enjoy a carefully organized safari experience designed to make the journey from Zanzibar simple and comfortable. Explore the park with an experienced local safari guide, enjoy exciting game viewing, and learn about Tanzania’s wildlife and ecosystem along the way. From elephants and giraffes to hippos, crocodiles, zebras, buffalo and, with luck, lions and African wild dogs, every safari brings the possibility of a new wildlife encounter. It’s an ideal choice for travelers who want to experience Tanzania’s wilderness without giving up their Zanzibar holiday.