Top Tanzania Walking Tours - page 6

Discover the sights and flavors of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, during this immersive small-group tasting tour. Follow your guide through the winding streets and get a taste of the archipelago’s rich food heritage which has drawn influence from former colonizers and nearby neighbors. Sample snacks and drinks, visit a local market, and learn about the history of Zanzibar from your guide.

To experience the real history of the stone town and the culture of Zanzibar Island, you need to unpack it by slowing down and strolling through the alleys. Explore the town at your own pace when you set off on our private walking tour of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Our local professional tour guide will provide an in-depth look at every aspect of its history, culture, architecture, and daily life without missing the key highlights including the Freddy Mercury House, Old Fort, Forodhani Gardens, Darajani Market, St. Joseph's Cathedral, Old Salve Market Site, and The magnificent Zanzibar Carved Doors.

Stonetown tour in Zanzibar is unique for its blend of rich history, diverse cultures, and stunning architecture. Explore winding alleys, historic landmarks, and vibrant markets, all showcasing the island’s African, Arab, Indian, and European influences. We always focus on your need,the guide we give you full information and be free to ask what you need on the tour. We do wish you to know more when you meet our guide.

Lemosho Route: Approaching from the west, the Lemosho route is a relatively new route and is one of the best for scenery. It is one of our highly recommended routes, not only for its stunning scenery, but also due to its steady incline and better acclimatization. The first two days of the climb are quiet and have relatively low traffic, before joining the more popular Machame route. Time period is 7days and 8days.

Discover three of Zanzibar's most-important attractions in a single day. This private tour takes you to the UNESCO-listed Stone Town where you'll see such sites as the Anglican Cathedral, House of Wonders, Old Fort, and Hamamni Baths. You'll also explore Prison Island (and see Aldabra giant tortoises) and enjoy an included buffet lunch at Nakupenda Beach Nature Reserve.

Tour Stone Town, visit a spice farm, and take a trip to Prison Island on this full-day tour. You'll learn about Zanzibar's history in Stone Town, see spices where they're grown at the Tangawizi Spice Farm, and take a boat trip out to Prison Island, where you'll have the chance to swim.

Arusha National Park Day Tour The Arusha National Park, is a small national park with 137 sq km but a very beautiful African park. It is the closest Tanzanian National Park to the famous “safari city” of Arusha (32 km), as well as the Kilimanjaro International Airport, thus make it ideal for day safaris, even from Moshi (65 km). there is a lot of wildlife in the Arusha National Park, but it is also one of the most beautiful and topographically varied game reserves in Tanzania. Beautiful Momela Lakes and sometimes a lot of Flamingoes, and beautiful views of the Park with green Forest through out the year, with luck we may see the rare Colobus Monkey. You will also enjoy a beautiful 2hrs walking Safari with a national Park Ranger. Description: Duration: 1 day Distance: 32 km Start Location: Arusha End Location: Arusha When to travel?: This can be done all year long on daily departures How many peoples; at least 2pax BUT Sole tourist can book with a little extra cost

This tour delve into the distinctive architectural styles, designs, and structures of a city. It offer a glimpse into the city's past, tracing its evolution from ancient times to the present. Such tour celebrate the cultural heritage of a city, including its traditions, customs, art, and cuisine. My tour also celebrate the cultural heritage of a city, including its traditions, customs, art, and cuisine. I share fascinating anecdotes and stories about the city's past and its inhabitants, adding a personal touch that connects visitors to the lived experiences of the people who once called the city home. These tours are not only entertaining but also highly educational.

You'll have a unique chance to explore everyday life in the community with a local guide, while proceeds support orphaned and vulnerable children. You'll learn a bit about our work and model, then get prepared to go to the market, or sokoine. The market is vibrant and intense, and you'll want to make sure valuables are left at home or in a safe place. You'll see vendors selling stunning Tanzanian fabrics, used and new clothes and shoes, artwork, and all types of food staples. Don't miss this chance!

Stone Tour is one of the tour which most of guests in Zanzibar prefer to have. Is not a time consuming tour but its uniqueness and varieties to see, no one would prefer to miss it. We have well trained and experienced guides who have been doing the tour for years and some decades. With thus vastnesses, we can guarantee the satisfaction to our guests. Book with us and you will be our ambassador.

We follow the trail of the sultans, slaves and explorers in the winding streets of Stone Town. Your guide will tell you about the events that shaped Zanzibar, leading you through the buildings where it all happened, such as the former Slave Market and Anglican Cathedral, the House of Wonders and the Sultans’ Palace Museum, the Old Arab Fort and Dispensary. While tracing the steps of the past, the walking tour provides you with a window into modern life in Stone The City Tour is very flexible and can be adapted to suit your interests and time frame. If you’re a shopaholic, culture vulture or history buff we have something to suit everyone. If you want to hunt for antiques and souvenir shop follow David Livingstone’s time in Zanzibar and walk the path of the slave trade. Your guide can recommend and customize routes and itineraries that will optimise your time and get the most out of your trip.

While many Zanzibar tours focus on beaches, historic buildings, and/or wildlife, this walking tour takes a different approach, bringing you into the heart of local communities so you can learn about life on the island. Your guide from the Assalam Community Foundation will take you to a fishing village and on tours of a permaculture farm and a community school. Your experience wraps up with a cooking lesson and lunch.

Combine a walk through Jozani Forest with a visit to a nearby butterfly sanctuary by booking this private experience. You'll take a guided tour through Jozani National Park, known for its variety of plants and trees as well as for its large population of endemic red colobus monkeys. You'll then visit the Zanzibar Butterfly Centre, one of the largest butterfly exhibits in Africa.

Visit Tanzania's scenic Lake Daluti with a private guide on this tour. Spend time in a canoe, exploring the surface of the lake while taking in the views, or opt for a hike. Your guide will be with you throughout the experience, and will tell you all about the history of the area and the culture of the Meru people who call it home.

Experience rural life in Zanzibar on this village walking tour. In the company of a guide, meet a women’s pottery group and hear about their craft. Visit a local seaweed farm and learn how to make rope from coconut fiber. Take a break to taste traditional Zanzibari cuisine for lunch.

Explore Stone Town, spend time at Prison Island, and do a little snorkeling and swimming with this full-day tour. Your guide will tell you all about the island's storied history as you explore, sharing with you all sorts of information about the slave trade, the history of Prison Island, and the flora and fauna that call the island home.

Spend a full day exploring Stone Town with a professional guide by booking this private tour. You'll see all the highlights in and around town, including the National Museum, the Slave Market Memorial, the Old Fort, and the House of Wonders, with a stop along the way to dine on an included lunch, served at an ocean-front restaurant.

Hike Mount Kilimanjaro without the expense of a private guide when you join other hikers on this week-long group tour. Ascend via the Machame Route in the company of a guide. Enjoy included meals and lodging at camps along the way. Scramble up Lava Tower and admire the landscape from the summit and views of the Shira Plateau.

KILIMANJARO GENERAL MOUNT KILIMANJARO is a very special mount It’s the highest singular mountain in the world. That’s means it has the greatest ascent from its base to its summit. It’s easiest to climb of the seven summit, interestingly the 1950 version of the seven summits also two more Holy Mountains Mt. Blanc and Kosciusko and for us KILIMANJARO IS A HOLY MOUNTAIN The highest holy mountain by over 5000feet andMone of the 3 Holy mountain’s that contain special Energy. KILIMANJARO does not require any skills but instead a lot of walking, just over 40 miles and an ascent of about 13000 feet, spread over 6 days ascending and an ascent 2 days descending. Do not be put off be believing you are too unfit, too old, too young or too whatever. More that anything KILIMANJARO requires persistence and determination.

This safari takes you to Tarangire National Park for a whole day. You will spend almost 2 days in the Serengeti and 6 hours on a crater tour in Ngorongoro. The safari takes you around the best places in Tanzania; the Ngorongoro Crater which is also known as the "Garden of Eden", Serengeti National Park, the home of wildlife, and the home of elephants in Tarangire National Park.

The Machame route is also known as the Whiskey route, given its reputation for being a tough climb, in contrast to the easier Marangu route, which is known as the Coca Cola route. Unlike the gradual incline and hut accomodations found on the Marangu Route, the climbers on Machame hike steeper trails, for longer distances, while sleeping in tents. The Machame Route climb can be done in a minimum of six days (five nights) on the mountain. However, it is most often tackled over seven days (six nights), for a better altitude acclimatization schedule. The trek begins at Machame Gate, located in the southern base of mountain, within its lush, fertile rainforest.

Everyone loves coffee. But how is it grown and processed? Tanzania is exporting coffee and many people are working with it so you can enjoy it. On our trip you will learn the long journey of the coffee from seed to cup. The farm delivering coffee to us is all organic and Fairtrade. Why is that important? Usually the farmers gets a low payment for the coffee. Sometimes its not enough to get their children to school. We pay the farmers 3 times the normal price. The coffee trees are not sprayed with any chemicals making it safer for the farmer and more healthy for us drinking the end product. Dont miss this opportunity to learn about coffee. This trip includes 2 nights at our guesthouse in the same village as the coffee is produced. You are actually sleeping on a coffee farm! Enjoy our home made breakfast and dinner made by our chef.

Make sure you visit the impressive Meru Waterfall when you’re visiting Arusha. This private tour takes you there, hassle-free. All of your transport is arranged, so you don’t need to waste time organizing that yourself. Your guide will also take you to some villages so you can check out the local markets and rural landscapes, things you might not do if you were on your own.

Nestled in the patchwork foothills of magnificent Kilimanjaro lies the beautiful village of Materuni, home to our Chagga friends and famous for its aromatic, rich coffee. On this fragrant and fun day out you’ll hike the short but challenging route to the Materuni Falls and you can stand under the waters as they cascade into a tranquility pool that’s safe for bathing. And you’ll want to jump straight in – after getting sweaty (ok, glowing!) from your hike, there’s nothing more soothing than floating in the cool waters. Next you'll get a chance to make your own cup of coffee the proper way and you’ll find out the secret to the perfect cup of coffee from the local Chagga people. Enjoy your packed lunch after your swim and get ready to get back to town from this memorable experience of Materuni village.