Zanzibar
archipelago is situated right off the coast of main land Tanzania and
offers beautiful beaches, palm fringed shores, the historical Stone
Town, fishing villages and spice plantations. The water is crystal clear
and activities include sailing, snorkeling, deep see diving and water
sports. The historic places in Zanzibar include museums, the
slave trade center, the palace that belong to the Sultan’s who ruled
Zanzibar in the early 18th centuries and also the early missionaries who
visited Zanzibar to abolish the slave trade.
We can assist in booking activities and excursions for your stay in Zanzibar.
We can assist in booking activities and excursions for your stay in Zanzibar.
Zanzibar Activities
Stone Town Tour
Stone town is the
capital and cultural heart of Zanzibar. The ancient stone town tour
gives a chance to explore in Narrow alleys, Arabesque houses, Persian,
Arabic, Indian, Europian and African architecture. A chance to enjoy
Forodhani gardens, the famous Zanzibars doors with the view of the
house if wonder palace museum and the home of slave trade. The infamous
Anglican Cathedral with great opportunity to do some shopping on art,
craft and souvenirs
Dolphine Tour
Watching or,
particularly, swimming with Dolphins in their natural habitat can be
both exciting and educational. This excursion will take you to the
southern part of Zanzibar beaches and by motorized boat you will reach
the dolphins zone for about five to ten minutes deep from the beach.
Most commonly seen around Zanzibar are Bottlenose and Humpback dolphins,
although spinner dolphins are also seen north of the island.
After this tour you can visit the brilliant white beaches which provide the perfect place to take a break from busy sightseeing. the beaches are paradise but there is also the opportunity of fishing or just watching the activities of the local fisherman. For swimming, the Nungwi at the north most tip of the island offers possibly the best swimming on island
After this tour you can visit the brilliant white beaches which provide the perfect place to take a break from busy sightseeing. the beaches are paradise but there is also the opportunity of fishing or just watching the activities of the local fisherman. For swimming, the Nungwi at the north most tip of the island offers possibly the best swimming on island
Jozani Forest Tour
This forest reserve lies
between Chwaka bay and Uzi bay and is the only remaining natural forest
of Unguja , cover the area of 50 sq km,whose thick forest with tree
over 100 years old are the last remaining sanctuary of the Zanzibar red
colobus monkey, the forest also is home of other small primate and
small ground animals with over 40 different birds species. South of the
park an elevated board walk runs through the mangroves providing easy
sighting of hundreds of tropical fish.
Water Sports
Zanzibar island waters
considered to offer lot of water sports like Dhow cruise, where local
made Dhow sails daily on Indian Ocean and providing an exciting afloat
for tourist while proving and experiencing natural beauty of Zanzibar.
This kind of cruise will enable you to reach to the beautiful
untouchable beach, sand banks and Islets which really stuns.
Blue safaris are the best sea adventure on full day trip. It includes the use of top quality snorkeling equipment, which will make you simply admire the beautiful scenery of the water edges, enjoying the coral reefs, marine life and birds of each Island along the way.
Deep see diving and snorkeling is another activities on Zanzibar archipelago waters where the coral reef off Tanzania’s coast offer some of the world’s finest scuba diving and snorkeling. Diving is possible all year around, however visibility is best from November to March before the long rain set in. Whale watching is become famous as Tanzania’s Indian Ocean is home to one of the least known population of Humpback whales in the world.
Canoeing and Kite surfing has become the hottest and most popular up-and-coming activity in Zanzibar, Kitesurfing centers are popping up all along the coast of the island providing adrenaline seeking visitors with the chance to undertake lessons and get out on waves while on holiday.
Blue safaris are the best sea adventure on full day trip. It includes the use of top quality snorkeling equipment, which will make you simply admire the beautiful scenery of the water edges, enjoying the coral reefs, marine life and birds of each Island along the way.
Deep see diving and snorkeling is another activities on Zanzibar archipelago waters where the coral reef off Tanzania’s coast offer some of the world’s finest scuba diving and snorkeling. Diving is possible all year around, however visibility is best from November to March before the long rain set in. Whale watching is become famous as Tanzania’s Indian Ocean is home to one of the least known population of Humpback whales in the world.
Canoeing and Kite surfing has become the hottest and most popular up-and-coming activity in Zanzibar, Kitesurfing centers are popping up all along the coast of the island providing adrenaline seeking visitors with the chance to undertake lessons and get out on waves while on holiday.
Spice Tour
Zanzibar has earned its
reputations over the centuries as the spice island, an organized spice
tour is probably the best way of seeing the island, no trip to Zanzibar
considered complete without a visit to one of careful selected spice
farms where local people growing cloves, vanilla , nutmeg, pepper,
cardamom , cinnamon, tropical fruits and many other spice,
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Prison Island
Also knowing as Changuu
island, is the one of the most popular destinations for the day trip
from stone town . Just a short motorized boat ride away to reach this
wonderful west based historic island. It is originally owned by a
wealthy Arabian merchant who used it as detention centre for disobedient
slave during slavery, the island offers excellent snorkeling, a nature
trail, small beach and unusually attractions of a sanctuary for grant
tortoises and peacocks. Also is the among the best site for diving .the
hotels sited overlooking the restored prison ruins.
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