Zanzibar
Please note: The Listed prices are for a Group Tour. Transportation is not included in the tour price, but we can arrange it upon request. Tours can start from any location on the island—just let us know where you're staying! We can individualize any private tour to suit your specific preferences.
$50
- southwest part of Zanzibar Island (Unguja), Tanzania
Safari Blue in Zanzibar is a popular full-day boat excursion offering visitors a chance to explore crystal-clear waters, snorkel among vibrant coral reefs, visit sandbanks, and enjoy fresh seafood while experiencing the natural beauty of the surrounding islands.
$32
Spice Tour
The Spice Tour is a popular excursion that takes visitors through local farms to discover the island's rich history of spice cultivation. Participants can learn about and taste a variety of spices, such as cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and vanilla, while gaining insight into the island’s agricultural heritage and the role of spices in Zanzibar's economy and culture.
The tour can be arranged from various locations on the island. Just let us know where you're staying or which other tours you're interested in, and we’ll plan everything for you.
The tour can be arranged from various locations on the island. Just let us know where you're staying or which other tours you're interested in, and we’ll plan everything for you.
$60
Prison Island & Nakupenda Island tour
Explore two of Zanzibar’s most popular spots in one unforgettable day. Visit Prison Island, home to giant tortoises and rich colonial history, followed by relaxation on the stunning sandbank of Nakupenda Island, where you can swim, snorkel, and enjoy a fresh seafood lunch.
These tours can also be done separately, but they’re highly recommended as a combination for a full experience of Zanzibar’s beauty and heritage.
Just let us know how you'd like it.
Tour includes:
> Boat transfer Stone Town to Prison & Nakupenda Island
> Boat transfer Prison Island to Nakupenda Island
> Lunch at Nakupenda Island
> Entry fee
> Guide
These tours can also be done separately, but they’re highly recommended as a combination for a full experience of Zanzibar’s beauty and heritage.
Just let us know how you'd like it.
Tour includes:
> Boat transfer Stone Town to Prison & Nakupenda Island
> Boat transfer Prison Island to Nakupenda Island
> Lunch at Nakupenda Island
> Entry fee
> Guide
$35
Snorkling at Blue Lagoon
- southeastern part of Zanzibar Island (Unguja), Tanzania
The Blue Lagoon in Michamvi, located on the southeast coast of Zanzibar, is a beautiful and tranquil spot known for its crystal-clear waters and rich marine biodiversity. It's an excellent location for snorkeling, with vibrant coral reefs and a wide variety of tropical fish. A special highlight is the area known as "Starfish City," where numerous colorful starfish can be seen in their natural habitat. The lagoon also offers the chance to explore the calm waters near the mangrove beach, creating a peaceful and scenic experience for nature lovers and snorkelers alike.
Tour includes:
> Snorkeling gear
> Boat & guide
Tour includes:
> Snorkeling gear
> Boat & guide
$35
$35
$20
Stone Town Tour
- West coast of Zanzibar Island (Unguja), Tanzania
Stone Town tour typically refers to a guided exploration of Stone Town, the historic old quarter of Zanzibar City, on the island of Unguja
(the main island of the Zanzibar Archipelago, part of Tanzania).
Hightlight: Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe), House of Wonders (Beit al-Ajaib), Sultan’s Palace Museum (Beit el-Sahel), Freddie Mercury House, Anglican Cathedral and Slave Market and more.
Walking tour (most common): Explore on foot with a licensed guide.
Private tours: Customized to your interests (architecture, history, photography).
Combo tours: Can be paired with spice tours, prison island trips, or dhow cruises
(the main island of the Zanzibar Archipelago, part of Tanzania).
Hightlight: Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe), House of Wonders (Beit al-Ajaib), Sultan’s Palace Museum (Beit el-Sahel), Freddie Mercury House, Anglican Cathedral and Slave Market and more.
Walking tour (most common): Explore on foot with a licensed guide.
Private tours: Customized to your interests (architecture, history, photography).
Combo tours: Can be paired with spice tours, prison island trips, or dhow cruises
$35
Jozani Forest
- central-southeast part of Zanzibar Island (Unguja), Tanzania
The island’s only national park and a vital conservation area. It is home to the endangered Zanzibar red colobus monkey, found nowhere else in the world. The forest features diverse ecosystems, including tropical rainforest, mangroves, and salt marshes, supporting a wide variety of wildlife and plant species. As part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Jozani Forest plays an important role in environmental protection and eco-tourism.
Tour includes:
> Entry fee
> Tour Guide
Tour includes:
> Entry fee
> Tour Guide
$60
Mnemba Atoll
- located off the northeast coast of Zanzibar, near the village of Matemwe on the main island of Unguja, Tanzania
Mnemba Atoll is located about 3 kilometers northeast of Zanzibar’s main island, Unguja, and is considered one of the top snorkeling and diving spots in East Africa. It surrounds the private Mnemba Island, which is exclusively reserved for guests of a luxury resort – access to the island itself is strictly prohibited. However, the surrounding atoll is open to the public and forms part of a protected marine area. With crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and a rich diversity of marine life – including dolphins, colorful reef fish, and occasionally even whale sharks – it offers a stunning underwater experience.
Tour includes:
> Snorkeling gear & guide
> Wild dolphin spotting
> Stop at a pristine sandbank
> Fruits
> Crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and photos
> Entry fee
Please note: that both dolphin sightings and snorkeling experiences are conducted in the wild, and as such, cannot be guaranteed.
Tour includes:
> Snorkeling gear & guide
> Wild dolphin spotting
> Stop at a pristine sandbank
> Fruits
> Crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and photos
> Entry fee
Please note: that both dolphin sightings and snorkeling experiences are conducted in the wild, and as such, cannot be guaranteed.
$50
Dophin Tour
- Kizimkazi Village on the southern coast of Zanzibar on the main island of Unguja, Tanzania
Experience the thrill of seeing and swimming with wild dolphins in their natural habitat on a Dolphin Tour in Kizimkazi, located on the southern coast of Zanzibar. Kizimkazi is renowned for being one of the best spots on the island to observe these magnificent creatures. While sightings are not guaranteed, the chances of encountering bottlenose and spinner dolphins are high due to the area's abundant marine life.
Tour includes:
> Snorkeling gear
> Boat & guide
Tour includes:
> Snorkeling gear
> Boat & guide
$15
Salaam Cave
- Kizimkazi Village on the southern coast of Zanzibar on the main island of Unguja, Tanzania
Salaam Cave is a natural limestone cave known for its crystal-clear freshwater pool and its role in sea turtle conservation. The cave offers visitors a unique experience: the opportunity to swim alongside rescued sea turtles in a peaceful, sheltered environment. These turtles have been rehabilitated and are accustomed to human presence, allowing for respectful and up-close encounters. The atmosphere inside the cave is serene, with natural light filtering through openings and reflecting off the water, creating a magical setting.
$25
Maalum Cave
- near Paje on the southeast coast of Zanzibar on the main island of Unguja, Tanzania
A hidden natural limestone cave with a stunning freshwater pool at its center. Surrounded by tropical vegetation, the cave offers a peaceful and unique swimming experience in crystal-clear, cool water—perfect for a refreshing break from the island heat. The cave is well-maintained and equipped with stairs and a platform, making access easy and safe for visitors. Often described as a “natural spa,” the cave’s mineral-rich water is believed to have skin-purifying properties. In addition to swimming, guests can relax in the lounge area, enjoy refreshments, or even book a massage. Maalum Cave combines nature, wellness, and relaxation, making it a favorite hidden gem for those exploring Zanzibar beyond the beaches.
$ upon request
Kuza Cave
- near Jambiani on the southeast coast of Zanzibar on the main island of Unguja, Tanzania
This Cave offers visitors a chance to swim in its crystal-clear turquoise waters, formed over 250,000 years through the erosion of soft limestone by rainwater. The cave features a 50-meter round pool, approximately 3 meters deep, surrounded by lush jungle and home to various wildlife, including red colobus monkeys, bush babies, and numerous bird species .
Beyond its natural beauty, Kuza Cave serves as a cultural hub, offering a range of activities that immerse visitors in Swahili traditions. Guests can participate in drumming and dancing lessons, engage in Swahili cooking classes where they learn to prepare local dishes like coconut milk curry and Urojo soup, and explore the cave's archaeological artifacts that highlight the region's rich history .
The cave is managed as a social enterprise in partnership with the local community, supporting educational projects and promoting cultural heritage. It is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM, and visitors are encouraged to respect its sacred significance while enjoying the serene environment
Beyond its natural beauty, Kuza Cave serves as a cultural hub, offering a range of activities that immerse visitors in Swahili traditions. Guests can participate in drumming and dancing lessons, engage in Swahili cooking classes where they learn to prepare local dishes like coconut milk curry and Urojo soup, and explore the cave's archaeological artifacts that highlight the region's rich history .
The cave is managed as a social enterprise in partnership with the local community, supporting educational projects and promoting cultural heritage. It is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM, and visitors are encouraged to respect its sacred significance while enjoying the serene environment
$15
Baraka Natural Aquarium
- located in Nungwi, a coastal village at the northern tip of Zanzibar Island, Tanzania
Baraka Natural Aquarium, located in Nungwi at the northern tip of Zanzibar, is a natural tidal pool that serves as a sanctuary and rehabilitation center for sea turtles. Injured turtles, often rescued from fishing nets, are cared for until they’re strong enough to be released back into the ocean. Visitors can swim with these turtles in the clear, shallow waters of the pool and are invited to feed them seaweed, which brings the turtles up close for a truly personal encounter.
The experience is both fun and educational, as local guides explain the turtles’ behaviors and the conservation work being done. The facility also includes a small area with other local animals, making it an enjoyable stop for nature lovers. Baraka is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:45 PM, and the best time to visit is during high tide when the water is at its clearest. While the interaction with turtles is a highlight for many, visitors are encouraged to handle the animals respectfully and to follow staff guidelines to ensure a positive and ethical experience.
The experience is both fun and educational, as local guides explain the turtles’ behaviors and the conservation work being done. The facility also includes a small area with other local animals, making it an enjoyable stop for nature lovers. Baraka is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:45 PM, and the best time to visit is during high tide when the water is at its clearest. While the interaction with turtles is a highlight for many, visitors are encouraged to handle the animals respectfully and to follow staff guidelines to ensure a positive and ethical experience.
$30
Dhow Cruise
- Most dhow cruises depart from popular locations such as Nungwi, Stone Town, or Kendwa, but we’re happy to arrange a tour from anywhere on the island to suit your needs.
A dhow cruise in Zanzibar is a truly special way to experience the island’s coastal beauty and culture. Sailing aboard a traditional wooden dhow, you'll glide along the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. These cruises typically take place in the late afternoon, allowing you to witness the breathtaking Zanzibar sunset as the sky turns brilliant shades of orange, pink, and purple.
As you relax on deck, you’ll enjoy local snacks and refreshments (upon request), with many cruises featuring live traditional music that adds to the authentic Swahili atmosphere. The dhow itself, a centuries-old style of boat, is guided by experienced local sailors who share their knowledge of the sea and Zanzibari traditions. Whether you're looking for a romantic evening, a cultural experience, or simply a peaceful escape, a dhow cruise is a memorable highlight of any trip to Zanzibar.
Tour includes:
> Boat & Guide
As you relax on deck, you’ll enjoy local snacks and refreshments (upon request), with many cruises featuring live traditional music that adds to the authentic Swahili atmosphere. The dhow itself, a centuries-old style of boat, is guided by experienced local sailors who share their knowledge of the sea and Zanzibari traditions. Whether you're looking for a romantic evening, a cultural experience, or simply a peaceful escape, a dhow cruise is a memorable highlight of any trip to Zanzibar.
Tour includes:
> Boat & Guide
$ upon request
Mtende Beach
- Mtende Beach is located in the small village of Mtende, on the southeastern coast of Unguja Island Zanzibar, Tanzania
A hidden gem known for its dramatic cliffs, soft white sand, and crystal-clear turquoise water. Tucked away from the busier tourist areas, it offers a peaceful and scenic escape ideal for those seeking natural beauty and tranquility. The beach is framed by tall rock formations that create a stunning cove, especially striking during low tide when the sea reveals natural pools and coral formations. A famous wooden swing hanging between the rocks adds a perfect photo spot. Mtende is also home to the Usumba Rock Restaurant, perched above the shore with panoramic ocean views. This beach is best visited at low or mid tide for safe access and ideal scenery.
At low tide, Mtende Beach reveals a fascinating underwater world where you can spot a variety of small marine creatures, including crabs, sea urchins, and colorful starfish resting in the shallow tidal pools. It's a great opportunity for nature lovers to explore the coastal ecosystem up close.
At low tide, Mtende Beach reveals a fascinating underwater world where you can spot a variety of small marine creatures, including crabs, sea urchins, and colorful starfish resting in the shallow tidal pools. It's a great opportunity for nature lovers to explore the coastal ecosystem up close.
$ upon request
The Rock Restaurant
- Mtende Beach is located in the small village of Mtende, on the southeastern coast of Unguja Island Zanzibar, Tanzania
The Rock Restaurant is one of Zanzibar’s most iconic and unique dining spots, perched on a natural rock formation just off the coast of Pingwe Beach in the village of Michamwi. Surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, the restaurant offers a truly unforgettable setting—accessible by foot at low tide or by a short boat ride during high tide, with a free shuttle provided by the restaurant.
The menu blends Zanzibari flavors with Italian influences, featuring freshly caught seafood, handmade pasta, and tropical ingredients. Guests can dine indoors or outside on the terrace while enjoying panoramic ocean views. Whether you visit for lunch or a romantic sunset dinner, the experience is both intimate and spectacular. Due to its popularity and limited space, reservations are strongly recommended in advance.
A visit to The Rock Restaurant pairs perfectly with exploring the surrounding area on Zanzibar’s southeast coast. After enjoying a memorable lunch or early dinner at The Rock, you can head to Kae Funk Beach Bar in Michamvi Kae—just a short drive away—for one of the island’s best sunset views, complete with music and a laid-back beach vibe. Alternatively, combine your trip with a visit to the charming coastal villages of Paje or Jambiani, both known for their vibrant beach life, kite surfing, and relaxed local atmosphere. This combination offers a perfect blend of fine dining, culture, and stunning natural beauty in one unforgettable day.
A visit to The Rock Restaurant pairs perfectly with exploring the surrounding area on Zanzibar’s southeast coast. After enjoying a memorable lunch or early dinner at The Rock, you can head to Kae Funk Beach Bar in Michamvi Kae—just a short drive away—for one of the island’s best sunset views, complete with music and a laid-back beach vibe. Alternatively, combine your trip with a visit to the charming coastal villages of Paje or Jambiani, both known for their vibrant beach life, kite surfing, and relaxed local atmosphere. This combination offers a perfect blend of fine dining, culture, and stunning natural beauty in one unforgettable day.
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