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Zanzibar Stone Town
It is a unique place. The intriguing history tells us about brave sea traders, explorers, Sultans and the fragrance of exotic spices. The exceptional architecture and construction of the coral stone buildings and narrow streets carries the imprints of the influences of various cultures and traditions brought in by the Stone Town inhabitants. Each building; its windows, its carved doors, its walls tells its own historical past.  In the year 2000, Zanzibar Stone Town got inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Following this, some committed citizens and well-wishers interested in conserving and preserving Stone Town, decided to form a non-governmental organization. The Zanzibar Stone Town Heritage Society was officially registered in June 2002. Currently, the Society has a membership of over 100 members, and works with communities within Stone Town in preserving its heritage and culture

Visiting Zanzibar is worth a million times a holiday vacations, and while in Zanzibar there plenty of excursions and water activities to do.  Popular excursions which you can book with us are as follows:

Stone Town Tour
A Town, such as the town market, slave market, National Museum of Zanzibar, High Court Building, Slave chambers, the old German Consulate, Africa House (former English Club), Tippu-Tip's House, Kelele Square, the old British Consulate, the orphanage, the Old Fort, Forodhani gardens, the House of Wonders, the Sultans Palace (now a museum), the old Customs House, the old Dispensary.

All transfers guide and admissions included.

Fumba Safari Blue (full day) 
Safari Blue takes off from Fumba village in south-western Zanzibar, where wooden boats will  pick you up for a day full of dolphin-watching, snorkelling and relaxing on a sandbank. The tour includes top quality snorkelling equipment, and guides and instructors.

Ice cold sodas, mineral water and beer are served on the boat, and at Kwale Island you will be served a delicious grilled seafood lunch and a gastronomic fruit tasting, topped off with some coffee and Amarula liqueur. In the afternoon, and tides allowing, you will visit the Kwale island natural lagoon, after which you will round the day off by returning to Fumba by traditional lateen sail.

Spice Tour (Half day, morning or afternoon) 
Without a guide, you will never find nutmeg sitting on the forest floor or think to peel the bark off a cinnamon tree, but these are some of the fun things to do on a spice tour. Your guide will walk you through the plantations, pointing out an amazing array of plants and trees, and give you samples of spices to smell or even taste. Most likely, he will also hand you a green coconut to drink from. Don't expect a Pina Colada, though, because green coconuts don't have sweet milk – it's more like subtly flavoured water and the meat is delicious. Along the tour there is a kiosk where you can buy scented oils and packaged spices, such as vanilla beans, masala, hot chillies, black pepper, cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger and others.

All transfers guide and admissions included. 

Kizimkazi Dolphins Safaris (Half day)
At your convenience you will be driven to Kizimkazi, located in the south-western part of Zanzibar. From here, boats will take you to see the bottle-nose and spinner dolphins. Snorkelling is optional, but the area is superb. A traditional Zanzibar seafood lunch will be served at Kizidi Restaurant overlooking the sea, offering breathtaking scenery. 

 All transfers, guide, lunch and admissions included.

Jozani Forest Tour (Half day, morning or afternoon)  
This four-hour tour will take you to one of the last remaining natural rainforests in East Africa. The forest is home to a variety of exotic trees and harbours different species of monkeys, especially the Red Colobus monkeys, which are indigenous to the island.

All transfers, guide and admissions included.

Prison Island Tour
Feed a turtle. When you get enough of the hustle and bustle of Stone Town, why not take a boat out to one of the smaller islands? Prison Island (also known as Changuu Island) is about a 30-minute boat ride West of Stone Town. The name comes from a time when the Sultans kept rebellious slaves there. Now it is home to a happy bunch of land turtles that you can visit. On your way to the island, you can also jump in the water and have a look at the corals that surround it.

All transfers, guide and admissions included. 

Also we can organize Deep sea fishing, Padi Diving, Snorkelling, and Sailing on a Local motorized dhow.

To book any of the listed excursions or should you wish to include any of the above excursions on your safari itinerary extentions to Zanzibar please e-mail us