Stone Walking Tour (1/2 day) - approx US per person (minimum 2 persons).

Among the many interesting sites of Stone Town are the Palace Museum, the Slave Market, the Old Fort, the House of Wonders and the Hamamni Baths. You can arrange for a guided tour or just venture out on your own.
 
Spice Tour (1/2 day) departure at 09h00 or 14h00 - approx US per person (minimum 2 persons).

Historically Zanzibar’s seaport was renowned for its export of slaves and spices.  For centuries the world centre of clove productions, Zanzibar became renowned in the 18^th and 19^th centuries as the “Spice Island”. The spice tours offers visitors to Zanzibar an opportunity to tour plantations, to learn about the history of the island and the cultivation of spice plants, and to see the many varieties of spices produced here.

Prison Island (1/2 day) - approx US per person (minimum 2 persons).

The island was formerly intended to be the penal institution in the days of the Sultancy, but was never really used as a prison.  It was actually the site of a hospital and quarantine facility.  Visible just a short distance from the Stone Town Prison Island is now a successful sanctuary for Giant Tortoises.  Just near the island, there are beautiful coral reefs for excellent snorkelling.  It is a pleasant destination for sunbathing and swimming.

 
Nungwi Tour (full day) - approx US0 per person (minimum 2 persons).

This is a full day tour that takes you past Mkokotoni fishing village and Mvuleni Ruins en route to Nungwi village.  You will have time to visit the Mnarani Aquarium and have lunch at the Nungwi Village Beach Resort.  Also visit the Ruins of the Portuguese Barracks and a boatyard where dhows (traditional trading vessels) are still built in the traditional way. In the afternoon there is time to swim and relax on the white sandy beach. Lunch included.

 
Jozani Forest (1/2 day) - approx US per person (minimum 2 persons).

One of the last stands of Equatorial forest on Zanzibar, the Jozani forest is a habitat of rare Red Colobus Monkeys.  It is now a protected park with pleasant guided walking tours.

 
Kizimkazi Dolphins (1/2 day) - approx US per person (minimum 2 persons).

Just off the southern coast of Zanzibar, the Bottlenose and Humpback dolphins of Kizimkazi have become naturally habituated to swimming with people who visit their habitat.  They often come close to guests but always manage to stay just beyond one’s fingertips.  The tour also visits one of the oldest Mosques on the island, one of the few Mosques open to visitors.  This tour may be combined with the Jozani Forest tour and a visit to Zala Park.

 
Jozani Forest and Kizimkazi (full day) - approx US5 per person (minimum 2 persons).

This tour will take you to one of the last remaining natural rain forests in East Africa, the Jozani Forest. This forest is home to some different species of Monkeys, especially the Red Colobus monkeys which is endemic to the island.

After exploring the forest you will be driven to Kizimkazi, which is on the south-west side of Zanzibar.  The waters off Kizimkazi are home to several pods of bottlenose and Humpback dolphins and there is a good chance of viewing them at close range.  The snorkelling in the area is very good.  A traditional Zanzibar seafood lunch is included at Kizidi Restaurant overlooking the sea, offering breathtaking scenery.
 
Dhow Sunset Cruise - approx US per person (minimum 4 persons).

Sabran Jamiil is a large dhow (Jahazi) decorated in an Arab theme so you can relax amongst the large Persian style cushions and flowing chiffons. Equipped with safety equipment, sunshade, snorkelling equipment and boarding ladder, the dhow is 40 feet long with a crew of 6 who will ensure your safety and comfort on board.
 
Safari Blue Excursion - approx US per person (minimum 2 persons).

Early morning one set’s out on traditional Ngalawas from Menai Bay and sail through turquoise waters. Stop off on a sand bank where one can swim, snorkel and relax. Experienced guides will show you the pristine coral reef which teems with tropical sea life. After snorkelling enjoy fresh coconuts and local snacks; then go to Kwale Island and indulge in a buffet lunch including fish, lobster, calamari, rice and fresh fruit.  On the way home sail with the wind in your hair.

Please note that these excursions must be booked and paid for directly at each hotel and prices may vary.