All Tours &
Destinations

Walk the UNESCO-listed old city with a local guide. Carved doors, the Old Fort, Darajani Market and the moving Slave Monument — history brought to life.

Touch, smell and taste Zanzibar's famous spices — cloves, vanilla, cardamom and more — at a working plantation in the island's fertile interior.

A short boat ride to Changuu Island to meet Aldabra giant tortoises, swim in clear water, and learn about its fascinating slave-trade history.

As the sun sets over Stone Town, this seafront market comes alive. Fresh Zanzibar pizza, grilled lobster, sugarcane juice and the warmth of local life.

Board a traditional wooden dhow and sail into a blazing Indian Ocean sunset. Grilled seafood, Zanzibari spiced cocktails, and the scent of the sea breeze.

Meet the endangered Zanzibar Red Colobus monkey — found nowhere else on earth — in the ancient Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park.

Once East Africa's grandest building — the Sultan's palace facing the seafront and Forodhani Gardens.

Omani-built fortress at the heart of Stone Town — markets, performances and centuries of Indian Ocean history.

Zanzibar's bustling bazaar — fresh fish, spices, fabrics and the rhythm of daily island life.

A sobering visit to the former slave market site — essential to understanding Zanzibar's past.

Walk a 12th-century fishing village on the south coast — historic mosque, traditional dhow builders, dolphin waters and authentic Swahili community life.

The island's most celebrated beach — powdery white sand, calm water even at low tide, and a lively village atmosphere. Perfect base for the dhow cruise.

The east coast's long, wild beaches are a favourite of kitesurfers and those seeking quiet. Wander the sandflats at low tide with the ocean on the horizon.

Just south of Nungwi, Kendwa is known for its monthly full moon beach parties and some of the most stunning shallow-water sunsets on the island.

Boat from Stone Town to a pristine white-sand sandbank that emerges at low tide. Swim in turquoise shallows, snorkel and enjoy a fresh seafood BBQ on the water.

A natural limestone cave pool in Kizimkazi Dimbani with crystal-clear turquoise water. Swim alongside sea turtles in a serene, conservation-minded setting.

Zanzibar's classic full-day dhow cruise — Kwale Island, sandbanks, snorkelling over coral reefs and a legendary seafood lunch grilled on board.

Zanzibar's finest marine sanctuary — crystal clear water, healthy coral, sea turtles, and hundreds of reef fish species. No experience needed.

From beginner discover dives to multi-day PADI courses — Zanzibar's warm, visibility-rich water is perfect for all levels. Equipment and guides provided.

Leave at dawn for the south coast. Spinner and bottlenose dolphins gather here most mornings. Swim alongside them in their natural habitat — no feeding, no cages.

The endless plains. The Great Migration. Lions on kopjes. A Serengeti safari is one of the defining wildlife experiences on earth — we make it accessible from Zanzibar.

Descend into the world's largest intact volcanic caldera, home to the highest density of wildlife in Africa — lion, elephant, rhino, flamingo and more.

Ancient baobabs, vast elephant herds, and far fewer crowds than Serengeti. Tarangire is a hidden gem — especially spectacular in dry season (June–October).

7 days on the "Whiskey Route" — the most scenic path to Uhuru Peak (5,895 m). All permits, guides, porters, camps, and equipment arranged from Zanzibar.

The "Coca-Cola Route" — the only route with hut accommodation, slightly shorter and gentler. A great first high-altitude climb for those new to trekking.