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Immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity and cultural heritage of Zanzibar on this full-day combo tour. Begin with a guided exploration of Jozani Forest, where you’ll encounter the rare Red Colobus Monkeys and learn about unique mangrove ecosystems. Transition to a local village of Bungi for a hands-on Swahili cooking class, preparing traditional dishes with fresh ingredients and spices. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and food enthusiasts, offering an authentic glimpse into island life.

You will get time to learn about African local food and culture also you will experience Arabic coffee and how we make our coffee in a local industry also you will be able to taste the cup of coffee that will make you feel different

Accommodation, traditional meals, and a variety of cultural activities included! Spend your days with locals and experience the real Tanzania. Kanga Homestay offers non-touristy locals experiences. Minimum Stay: 2 Nights / 3 Days Included Activities ● Cooking Local Meals ● Opening a fresh Coconut and carving Coconut Flesh ● Beach Visit and Village Tour with Family and more Excluded Options on-site ● Community Group fabricates handmade Ribbon Curtains (~3 times a week) - 30,000 TZS p.p. ● Painting Class (external) - 2 h - 15,000 TZS p.p. The selected booking date is the check-in date. Check-in after 2:00 PM Check-out before 11:00 AM Guests can reschedule for free up to 10 days before their stay (once only), with new dates within 2 months, subject to availability. Your host family mainly speaks Swahili, but they’re always happy to communicate with guests in simple English or through warm gestures. A Local Coordinator supports your stay and is available to communicate in English.

With the help of the native, you will discover the unique flavors of local cooking while learning about traditional ways of life. As part of the class you will learn how to make local coffee and other typical dishes. In addition to seeing banana fields, visit coffee farms. After processing your own coffee, enjoy a cup. On the slopes of Mount Meru, the Nguruma hamlet of the Meru people have been cultivating coffee for more than a century. Visit the fields of our neighborhood coffee farmers to learn about the history of coffee, how it is grown and harvested, and how to extract coffee from the plant.

With one day in Arusha you can cover key sites, but coordinating transport and activities takes up valuable sightseeing time. Choose a private tour to see and do more in the city, from browsing shops at the Arusha Central Market to checking out tribal traditions in the Cultural Heritage Centre. Door-to-door service means you won’t need to fight Arusha traffic, leaving you free to focus on exploring.