Top Zanzibar City Multi-day Cruises

Get more out of your trip to Zanzibar by prebooking this private walking tour that lets you explore the city with a private guide who focuses just on you. This is an ideal pick for first-time visitors who want to get a breakdown of the city, so they can gain a deeper understanding of its culture while finding their footing there, too.

See the highlights of Zanzibar in just one day with this private tour. You'll learn about Zanzibari history as you visit some of Stone Town’s most historic buildings. You'll then visit Prison Island to see giant tortoises and do a bit of snorkeling before making your way to a spice farm to see, smell, and taste freshly grown spices and fruits.

Discover two of the most important destinations in Zanzibar in a single day. This private tour takes you to UNESCO-listed Stone Town where you will explore such landmarks as the Old Fort, House of Wonders (National Museum), Sultan Palace, Darajani Market, and Hamamni Baths. Afterward, you'll head for Changuu, also known as Prison Island, to see the prison ruins and Aldabra giant tortoise.

Enjoy a break from the hustle and bustle of the city to indulge in a day of leisure and exploration in Zanzibar. Join a small group aboard a traditional dhow to Kwale Island, where you can see ancient baobab trees and snorkel in colorful coral reefs. Dive into the Blue Lagoon and savor a seafood lunch with local beverages, all while soaking up the warm sun.

A quick and easy trip from Dar es Salaam, this adventure takes you on a private multi-day safari through Mikumi National Park. Nestled between the Ulu guru Mountains and Lumanog Mountains, this park is teeming with wildlife. From majestic elephants and graceful giraffes to powerful lions and elusive leopards, you get the chance to see nature's wonders up close. Plus, embark on a journey into Tanzanian culture by visiting a Maasai Village.

Combine three of Zanzibar’s must-do outdoor adventures into one half-day private tour without all the hassle of having to arrange anything for yourself. Head for the island’s north-eastern waters and watch for dolphins in their natural habitat before snorkeling at Mnemba Island Reef, where corals and clear waters teem with angel fish, rays and other tropical species. Finish at a sandbank to swim in the calm and bright shallows—the perfect finale.