City Tour
Take a half day to enjoy the wonderful unique historical Stone Town with its winding streets and beautiful antique doors. The tour includes former slave market and slave chambers, central Market built by the Sultan Ali bin Humoud, the House of Wonders (originally a palace) now the NATIONAL MUSEUM, and the Old Arab Fort built in 1700.

Spice Tour
Zanzibar is one of a few countries in the world producing such variety of spices. Any visit would be incomplete without a taste of the spice plantations. You will be amazed to see so many familiar names growing in their natural habitat. Your visit to the farm will give an opportunity to see, touch and even taste fresh spices - including clove as the (KING OF THE SPICE), cardamom, cinnamon as the (QUEEN), ginger, turmeric, black and white pepper, lemon grass, and vanilla - whilst also enjoying the fresh fruit depending on the season, and drinking the juice of the young coconut which good for your health as it cleans the urine system

Dolphin Tour
Here is your chance to see dolphins in their natural habitat. We head down to Kizimkazi, about 65km south of Zanzibar town. Before boarding our boat, you can collect any equipment (flippers, mask, and snorkel) if needed. The BOTTLE NOSE DOLPHINS are wild, and may take a while to find, but they are used to people and sometimes will let you swim alongside them. After the dolphins, we swim in the wonderfully warm Indian Ocean, offering an opportunity to do some snorkeling - marvelling at the beautiful coral and colorful tropical fish. A nice lunch will be provided at a nearby restaurant before going back.

Jozani Forest - (Red Colobus Monkeys)
Zanzibar offers you the only place in the World where you can see the endemic species of Red Colobus Monkey. These unique monkeys never ever eat fruit nor drink water and yet live on the leaves of their beautiful forest habitat. The Jozani Forest is a protected conservation area so no predator can harm them. We also see the variety of trees including many kinds of palm, and the mighty Red mahogany trees. Other wildlife we may see include bush babies, elephant shrew, red and gray squirels, and numerous birds. We also visit the mangrove board walk where three types of Mangroves can be seen.