Enjoy yourself with snorkeling as Indian Ocean boast of its exotic coral reefs, attractive marine life and picturesque white sandy beaches.

Situated in the fantastic Indian Ocean, Zanzibar boasts a huge variety of spectacular coral reefs and an incredible variety and abundance of fish. World famous for its deep sea and game fishing, we are proud to be able to provide local, professional and deep sea fishing trips for our guests.

With modern, fully equiped, deep sea fishing boats available for individual hire in Zanzibar this is one of the most thrilling ways to spend your day. Zanzibar is famous for its seasonal abundance of Yellow Fin Tuna, Kingfish, Swordfish, Blue and Striped Marlin and Sailfish. We can charter a modern game-fishing boat on your behalf, or arrange for you to spend the day with local fisherman where you will gain an insight into and use traditional fishing techniques.

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The “Sabran Jamiil” is a traditional sailing boat of the type used for centuries carrying cargo between Zanzibar an Arabian Gulf. She has been converted into a beautifully restored sailing vessel, which will give you an insight into the real Zanzibar.

Sit back and relax, enjoy the Zanzibar breezes and crystal clear turquoise waters. You will also have opportunity to try fishing by using local methods used by local fisherman and have a light dinner on the sandbank, swim and snorkel.

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Come and join our experienced guides as they take you through the narrow streets of the old town which exude memoirs, whispering tales of traders and merchants, every market, every hand carved wooden door, every house and every costume divulging a culture formed throughout centuries…

Since the abolition of slave trade, spices have been at the heart of Zanzibar enterprise. The sheer variety highlights the islands strategic location as well as the depth of cultural interaction. Indeed no trip to Zanzibar would be considered complete without a visit to our one of our carefully selected fine spice farms.

Our spice tour offers you a chance the opportunity to indulge your senses with a kaleidoscope of smells, tastes, and textures. From the punch of a chili to the refreshing succulence of green coconut flesh, you also have an opportunity to purchase these exclusive spices straight from the source.

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The tour begins after your breakfast with a transfer to the South West of Zanzibar called Fumba, a 40 minute drive from Stone Town. You will experience the best boat excursion in Zanzibar. We will take you by boat to see the dolphins, sandbanks, islands and coral reefs of Menai Bay, a beautiful conservation area. Safari blue is a full day and includes snorkeling equipment with guides and instructors, ice cold sodas and mineral water, a delicious Zanzibari sea food lunch with grilled fish and slipper lobster, fruit tasting and coffee and tea will be served. We round the day off by returning to Fumba by traditional sailboat.

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Kizimkazi nestles snuggly on the southern tip of the Island, it offers idyllic costal views and an ideal starting point to spot Bottlenose and Spinner Dolphins these magnificent animals school in the rich hunting grounds of the cove, employing their cunning to feed their growing appetites. Dolphins are normally seen in this cove, but like all wild animals there is never a guarantee that they will appear. A traditional lunch over looking the sea however is a guaranteed, thus a great chance to try the local dishes.

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Once the whole Island was covered in a rich tapestry of swamp forest, evergreen thicket and mangrove, now all that remains is the Jozani Forest National Park, the only national park in Zanzibar.

Despite this fact Jozani still boasts an eclectic Bio-diversity, with many strange and wonderful animals residing in and below the canopy of old giants. Red Columbus Monkeys are the most famous inhabitants of the forest; sub-species only found on this island, they can be seen calmly lazing around or fooling amongst themselves in the branches. But keep your eyes open you might be lucky enough to see Sunnis (small dear), the rare Sykes Monkey, Chameleons or even a Leopard!

Tourists will be taken on a guided tour of tropical forests, mahogany plantations and over a boardwalk through the nearby mangrove swamp.

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The word ‘Mwangapwani’ means the ‘Arab Coast’, a direct reference to the Slave Trade. Although outlawed by the British in 1845 the trade still flourished for many years afterwards furnishing many entrepreneurs like Nassor Alawi with fantastic profits. It is his chamber that can be seen today, a chamber dug from the soft coral rag as a means to hide his precious commodity from prying English patrol ships. This tour highlights not only the depth of human misery but also the strength of endurance as this poor souls were trapped against the horrendous heat and conditions awaiting their transfer to foreign parts. The larger cave which also used to house slaves is still being used today as a source of flesh water local villagers. Passages run off the main carven and run for many kilometres towards the beach and inland.

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This is full day trip to the very famous and historical village popularly know as Kizimkazi, which is situated in the southern part of Unguja Island. Visit the old mosque which is the evidence of the introduction of Islam into the southern part of East African and take a leisurely walk to superstitious miza wa miza cave and uncover the story behind the name...

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Full day guided tour that takes you to North Coast of Zanzibar (Nungwi) via Mvuleni where you will visit the Portuguese Barracks and one of traditional fishing village at Mkokotoni. Then a visit to the turtle aquarium with various species. At Nungwi you will find white sand beach and relax. Swimming, deep-sea fishing, and diving also available. You will also have an opportunity to see traditional dhow building. Lunch will be served in one of the beach hotel. Return to your hotel.

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This tour gives you an insight of the Swahili life style. Leaving the city we into the farm village and capitalize on the life of the locals, who are always busy in their day today daily activities. Like grinding millets with mortar pestles, thatching coconut palms, and climbing coconut palm trees.

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During slavery, Zanzibar played as a main market and was the last one to be established in the history of slave trade and was officially closed in 1873. After the abolition, some people were still going on with such trade illegally. Join us to get the real detailed history as this tour include a visit to some very important slavery related historical sites such as the horrible underground slave caves and chambers, former slave market, Tippu-Tip house, Kelele square ( A site where the arrival slaves were unloaded from the local dhows), Dr Livingstone house etc.

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A spectacular natural forest in Zanzibar accumulates a variety of birds, animals, trees, plants and insects such as wild pigs, butter flies, bats, red Columbus monkeys, ader's duick and more. The forest is rich in history as it is the former residence of Mze Ufufuma who was the chief of this area during 13th century.  His cave residence are now used by witch doctors and craftsmen and women as traditional spiritual cent ers among the believers. Be patient and and feel free to ask any questions about what you see or think, as everything will be going on peacefully but traditionally.

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The full day guided tour heading towards East Coast of Zanzibar through Dunga historical ruins and other unspoiled tourist attractions. Spend some time on the beach. Llunch will be provided from one of the hotels at Pongwe.

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It hardly takes half an hour driving by motorized boat to reach the wonderful west based historic island. It is originally called Changuu and was owned by wealthy Arabian merchant who used it as detention centre for disobedient slaves during slavery.

The island has a fantastic white sandy beach and spectacular natural forest teeming with variety of birds and small animals such peacocks and giant tortoise etc. Another island famous for its diving and snorkeling.

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Chumbe Island, a rare example of a pristine coral-rag island, is a nature reserve, located 7 km off the coast of Zanzibar. It is the first Marine park in Tanzania where rare and unspoiled coral-rag forest is being protected.

This uninhabited island is the home of unusual coconut crabs and a breeding sanctuary for the extremely rare Aders Duickers Antelope. It is among one of the best sites for diving, snorkeling and beach relaxation. Take a short hike to the historic monument through forest trails before experiencing the innovative eco architecture of the visitors bungalows and education centre.

Chumbe Island is proud to boast its British Airways Tourism Award.

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With an abundance of marine creatures and spectacular natural attractions, the shallow waters of Mnemba allows you to watch the coral reefs while floating on board. It's wonderful white sandy beach and unforgettable diving sites makes Mnemba a popular site for swimming fishing, snorkeling, diving and beach relaxation and is located in the northern part of Zanzibar.

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