Experience a Spice tour – known as “The Spice Island”, an incredibly wide range of spices are grown and awaiting your discovery on Zanzibar.

Jozani National Park – Jozani Forest is home to the indigenous Red Colobus Monkey. Located inland from Chwaka Bay, the area often floods, which fortunately nurtures a unique swamp forest of many amazing looking trees and ferns. Enjoy a guided walk through the extensive mangrove forest.

Stone Town – a fascinating discovery of a colourful history. Visit the Palace Museum, Persian Baths, the Portuguese Fort, the spice markets, the Slave Chambers and ‘whipping pole’ on the site of the Anglican Cathedral and the house of Tip Tipu. The market in Stone Town is one of the largest, most vibrant open-air markets anywhere. Here, you can find several varieties of bananas, ‘elephant garlic’ unique to the island, the largest avocados you’ll probably ever see, and more. Prices are extremely reasonable

Canoe Safaris through Mangrove Forests from Zala Park – a small private reserve for the protection of indigenous and endangered species, offers canoe safaris through the mangroves.

Dhow excursions – experience sunset cruises and explore marine life on these traditional fishing vessels.

Nungwi Beach – located on the shores of a village found on Zanzibar’s North West tip. This is a popular beach, yet it’s not overrun by tourists, and it’s one of Zanzibar’s top beaches as the tide doesn’t head out too far.

The Seaweed Centre – 3% of the world’s commercial harvest of Seaweed takes place on Zanzibar island. The industry employs 15,000 women seaweed farmers. The Seaweed Centre is a socially responsible business providing women with empowerment opportunities. 

The Rock – offers stunning views of the island and the best seafood Zanzibar has to offer.  With only 12 tables you must book to dine at this exclusive restaurant.