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Embark on a truly unforgettable adventure through Zanzibar, where history, nature, and culture come together. We offers an exclusive blend of experiences, starting with a journey through Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you’ll explore its rich history, ancient architecture, and vibrant markets. Then, set sail to Nyange Sand Bank, a hidden paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean, perfect for snorkeling, swimming, or simply relaxing on the pristine sand. Enjoy a delightful lunch onboard with fresh seafood, refreshing drinks, and tropical fruits. Finally, immerse yourself in the island’s famous spice heritage with a visit to a local spice farm, where you'll discover the fragrant spices that have made Zanzibar famous. Taste, smell, and even purchase spices while learning about their cultural and culinary significance. This unique combination of history, nature, and sensory experiences makes this tour an absolute must-book for any traveler seeking the best of Zanzibar!

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.

Once upon a time, Stone Town was the hub to one of the world’s last open slave markets, and one of the biggest slave markets in the world; the Swahili Coast presided over by Arab traders was active until it was shut down by the British in 1873. The slaves were shipped here in dhows from the mainland, crammed so tightly that many fell ill and died or were thrown overboard. Uncover the ancient slavery past on this tour as this excursion begins at the Dhow Harbour in Malindi, where slave ships brought their human cargo from Bagamoyo to Zanzibar. Then discover Livingstone’s House and House of Tippu Tip, explore the home of the notorious Arab slave trader and then on to the Anglican Church built at the old slave market. A short drive to Mbweni will bring you to Mbweni ruins, formerly a school for freed slave girls. Explore Mangapwani slave caves. Walk through the caves, which stored hundreds of slaves kept waiting for the monsoons and the arrival of the dhows to be exiled away from home.

Visit Prison Island and Nakupenda Beach on a full-day tour that’s all about snorkeling and sunbathing on one of Zanzibar’s most pristine beaches. This inclusive tour features a seafood lunch, snorkeling gear, snacks, and door-to-door transport from Zanzibar hotels to ensure a hassle-free day of exploring the coast, with plenty of time independent time to enjoy beautiful Nakupenda Beach.

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Zanzibar's atmospheric Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its traditional buildings and rich cultural history. With this walking tour, discover the town's fascinating history and unique architecture with a private guide. See the Anglican cathedral, the House of Wonders, and the Freddie Mercury House; browse the spice market and bazaars; and enjoy time to shop for souvenirs or purchase 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.

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Embark on a private tour to three of Zanzibar’s must-see locations: Mtende Beach, Maalum Cave and Usumba Rock Restaurant. This unforgettable experience begins Maalum Cave where you can swim in fresh, healing waters and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the surrounding jungle. Then, you will visit Mtende Beach, a hidden gem on the southeast coast known for its pristine white sands and serene atmosphere. Enjoy the peaceful beauty of this secluded paradise, perfect for a relaxing getaway. Finally, end your adventure at the iconic Usumba Rock Restaurant. It's a special place where you can enjoy amazing views and the freshest seafood.

Explore the rich heritage of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on this guided walking and shopping tour. Wander through the narrow, winding streets that tell tales of Zanzibar's vibrant past as a major Swahili trading port. Engage with local vendors in bustling markets, savoring the flavors and sounds of this cultural epicenter. This immersive experience connects you to the heart of Zanzibar City, showcasing its unique architecture and diverse influences. - Discover the historic streets of Stone Town with an expert guide - Experience the vibrant local market scene and interact with vendors - Learn about the rich cultural heritage and history of Zanzibar - Perfect for travelers interested in culture, history, and shopping