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Zanzibar is also known as “The Spice Island”, whose name evokes a romantic past embalmed in the aroma of cloves, cinnamon, cardamom and lemon grass. Touch, smell and taste different spices and tropical fruits. Try to guess which is which, from the crushed leaves, the fruits, shoots and vines and creepers crawling up the trees. Learn about their properties, their origins and their use as medicine and in food and drink.Our guided walking tour passes through villages and spice plantations, a walk through the farms as spice farms workers climbs trees, seek out specific plants and cuts off various...

Take a local dhow ride to this beautiful small island just 30 to 40 minutes offshore from Stone Town. The crystal clear waters and fantastic views of Stone Town from the sea make the boat ride very enjoyable. This historical island was used for the confinement of slaves in the late 1800’s, and a quarantine station for lepers victims for Zanzibar and the mainland. The jail itself was built in 1893. A brief tour of the prison is informative and affords fantastic photographic opportunities.Now it is more commonly known as the home of Giant Alderman Tortoises colony, that were imported from Seyche...

Want to experience the amazing, graceful and beautiful wild dolphins? The most popular dolphin spotting location in Zanzibar is in Kizimkazi on the Southern coast, where you can see both bottle-nose and humpback dolphins. Several bottle-nose dolphins stay there all year-round. Kizimkazi is also the site of a 12th century mosque, the earliest evidence of Islam in East Africa.Dolphin tour is best very early in the morning, because in the afternoon as the sun rises sea water tends to become warm, therefore dolphins dive deep down the sea bottom to escape heat. We advise to wear waterproof sandals...