Zanzibar Tours, Tickets & Excursions

This is one of our most recommended activities in Zanzibar, where you can swim and snorkel at three different spots (Dolphins, relaxing at the Sandbanks, and Snorkeling at the Mnemba reef. Mnemba Island was ranked #1 Best Beach Destination in Africa by tripsavvy. For the sake of precision, Mnemba is a reef and not an Atoll, as sometimes called Mnemba Atoll in many publications and charts. Mnemba is well known for the excellent clarity of its waters ( for this area of the Indian Ocean) and the unusually prolific and diverse corals and tropical marine life where you can able to spot different species of fishes while Snorkeling. Some of the species that you can see at Mnemba reef include; Angel Fish, Blue Spotted Rays, Black Snappers, Groupers, Red Tooth Triggers, Flounder, Octopuses, Leaf Fish, Scorpion Fish, Stone Fish, Frog Fish, and lots of Trevallies.

The most famous marine conservation area in Zanzibar, Mnemba Atoll Marine Park houses populations of moray eels, lion fish, stingrays, and more, all in clear waters with high visibility. Snap on your snorkel gear and let your guide help you find the aquatic wildlife you came to see on this tour, which includes round-trip transportation from your Zanzibar lodging.

You will visit the famous prison island, which has many other names where you can take a photo with giant turtles Visit the old prison and the former quarantine zone, Relax on the beautiful beach and enjoy the clear waters Enjoy the delicious lunch on the island of Nakuppend, which is also called the "Vanishing Island"

It is a full-day private tour that includes the three most recommended tours in Stone Town; Prison Island, Nakupenda (Sandbank), and Stone Town City Tour. It is the Lifetime experience that you will not want to miss while on your vacation in Zanzibar.

Safari Blue is a full-day boat trip (Traditional Dhow) that starts from Fumba (Southwest Coast of Zanzibar) and explore more of what Indian Oceans, where we will start with the Sandbank, then snorkeling at the coral reef, then swimming and relaxing at the Lagoon and lastly having a seafood buffet at Kwale Island and will also go and see one of the oldest Baobab tree. It's one of our most recommended activities in Zanzibar. where you will spend more time exploring the Indian Ocean in a unique way with our Traditional Dhow.

Immerse yourself in Zanzibar’s dramatic history on a full-day, guided tour of Stone Town and Prison Island. Explore on foot and by boat for a comprehensive overview of the area, learn about local culture, architecture, and wildlife, and enjoy the convenience of round-trip hotel transfers.

Immerse yourself in Zanzibar’s culture - history on a full day guided tour of Stone Town and Prison Island. Explore on foot and by boat for a comprehensive overview of the area. Bring your swim suit along for swimming-snorkeling in Prison Island

This tour is one of our most recommended in Zanzibar that includes the two (2) must-do activities in Stone Town; Prison Island (Quarantine Island) and Nakupenda Sandbank and you can stay at any of these places as long as you wish. At Prison Island you will learn the history of the Island, the former Quarantine Station also you will be able to see the Animals; Aldabra giant Tortoise, dik-diks, peacocks, etc. Trees and plantations, Zanzibar doors, Prison ruins, and much more. Nakupenda Sandbank is one of the biggest sandbanks in Zanzibar. At Nakupenda you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling, relaxing at the calmest water, the lunch Buffet that you selected (Seafood or Vegetarian), and much more. This is a lifetime experience that you will not want to miss on your Zanzibar holiday.

A tour of senses! Discovering why Zanzibar also known as the "Spice Island" by a visit to the spice plantation where you have the opportunity to touch all the exotic spices, feel and taste. Learn about the healing properties of some spices and the incredible variety of flavors and textures such as cinnamon,clove, vanilla and nutmeg, also for shopping and buying local products if interested. Then we drive again to the island capital "Stone Town". The tour begins with a visit of the Darajani market where you can quickly immerse yourself in the chaotic tumult of colors, voices and smells. Through narrow and winding streets of this fascinating city from the Cathedral and the famous "House of Wonder". After this tour, you still have time for personal exploration. Then you can enjoy the most beautiful sunset in Zanzibar Needs: T- shirt, long trousers, comfort footwear and a cover for shoulders and knees.

This is one of the most beautiful places for snorkeling in the whole of Africa. The water so clean and a lot of Corals and fishes, Also around Mnemba there is a high chance to see dolphins closer.

Tour to the extreme south of Zanzibar, see dolphins and with a bit of luck you may play and swim with them. For one hour. Needs: swimming costumes, T-shirt, plastic shoes/slippers, towels and sunscreen. After the dolphins, go diving into the dense green forest in the heart of the most savage place on the island to explore the small village called Mchangani, going deeper into the forest of Jozani surrounded by lush tropical vegetation in search of the famous monkey- the red Colubus, the symbol fauna of Zanzibar. Needs: long trousers, sports shoes, a cover for shoulders and knees, sun cream and mosquito repellent.

Leaving from Fumba, which is in the South East and still a very untouched and remote area in Zanzibar, guests will head on a trip in a traditional wooden dhow towards one of the three snorkeling stops to enjoy the unique underwater world of Zanzibar. On the way they will hopefully meet dolphins playing around in the shallow Marine Park of Menai Bay and depending on the tides they’ll swim at a very special island full of mangroves. On the secluded uninhabited island Kwale, they’ll enjoy a delicious lunch.

Ride off the beaten track during your Zanzibar Holiday aboard your own all-terrain vehicle (ATV). Climb onto a quad bike and follow an experienced guide along a challenging track, suitable for all skill levels. Motor past a picturesque landscape of rice fields, bamboo forest and lush fruits plantation flanked by traditional Zanzibar villages.

Start your journey in this 7-hour snorkeling tour in Zanzibar City and travel to Mnemba Atoll on the northeast coast of the Island. A Marine Reserve, well known for its fish life like lionfish, moray eels, stingrays, and turtles swimming around in the shallows.

These caves are a part of ancient history of the Zanzibar Island. The locals would visit the caves to worship their ancestors, bringing gifts to the holy stones. From the hotel, it is short journey north to visit these caves, which have just recently been opened to the public. The stalagmites and stalactites have formed from water dissolving calcium carbonate from coral stones. The use of flashlights (torches) is necessary as the caves extend deep into the rock; however, the naturally formed holes in the ceiling of the caves let sunlight in, creating an exciting atmosphere. Another curios feature is the roots that have forced their way through the ground and look like electric wires connecting the ceiling to the bottom of the cave.

It’s fascinating to explore historic Stone Town—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—but it’s easy to lose your way in the area’s maze-like, narrow streets. To stay oriented and ensure you don’t miss key highlights, join a private guide with deep knowledge of local culture. It’s fully personalized to your preferences, whether you’re shopping for local textiles, interested in history, or learning about Stone Town’s unique architecture.

Zanzibar is famous for its spices and beautiful beaches, but the eclectic cultural heritage is it's most valuable possesion! Experience Swahili culture with us. We are a social enterprise suporting local education projects. Kuza Cave is managed in partnership with the traditional owners in KIbigija Village. Relax and enjoy the healing waters of an ancient sacred cave. Meet local Tanzanians and our musician friends who drop in most days. Join a jam session, and something beyond beaches: Cave Swimming, African Dancing and Drumming, Swahili Cooking, and Zanzibar History.

Take part in a unique 3-hour evening food tour in Stone Town. First stop at Darajani Market, where locals go to buy their fruits and vegetables. Experience the fun hustle and bustle of this busy market and admire the multitude of foods on offer.   Your next stop will be at the Africa House sunset bar, the best place to watch the sun go down. As you watch the sky change colors, enjoy some soft drinks or local beers made in Tanzania. Afterwards, explore the streets of the city, which has itself been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hear stories about the city and see where the locals gather to celebrate events, watch football, or just have tea and play some games. Continue walking to Forodhani Garden, which hosts a popular street food market in the evenings. Try out local foods and drinks like Zanzibar Pizza, urojo soup, shawarma, sugarcane juice, spice tea, coffee, and more.   Your tour will end at 8:00 PM, at which point you’ll be taken back to your hotel.

See the giant land tortoises of Prison Island, or Changuu Island, on a half-day trip from Zanzibar, with time to swim, snorkel, and sunbathe. Just a 30-minute boat ride from Stone Town, Prison Island has a beautiful beach, clean water, and fascinating history as a yellow fever quarantine station. Both morning and afternoon departures to Prison Island are available, and the trip includes hotel transfers and all entrance fees.

About Swim With Dolphins This trip offers you the experience of a lifetime chance to swim with Dolphins (Humpback and Bottlenose Dolphins) in their natural habitat. If you are lucky and dolphins are in a good mood they could swim with you very long and very close. Sometime even 1m distance. Itinerary Zanzibar dolphin tour starts very early since it is the best time to watch dolphins. It is a 80 % chance of doing it. The trip will start in the Kizimkazi Fishing Village, which is one of the oldest capital of Zanzibar Island. While watching dolphins also admire the wonderful coral reef, variety of colored fishes and attractive marine creature through snorkeling.

This is a private unique experience with the traditional Dhow that starts from Nungwi where we will take the Dhow and go to Mnemba for a Dolphin tour and snorkeling at Mnemba coral reef. While snorkeling, you might see different species of fishes; Colorful fishes, Hawksbill Turtle, Trumpetfish, Razor/Shrimp Fish, Pegasus Sea Moth, Frogfish, Blue spotted Ray, Bluefin trevallys, Napoleon wrasses, Moray eels, Trevallys, Porcelain (Anemone) Crab, Kingfish, Cuttlefish, Baracudas, Indian Ocean Walkman, Flying Gurnard, Trigger fish, Scorpion fish, Marbled Grouper, Leaf fish, Mackerels, Nudibranchs, Crocodile Fish, Lion Fish, Stone fish, Harlequin Shrimp, White Tip Reef Shark, Octopus, and many more. On occasion you may spot a Humpback Whale from the boat at Mnemba, mostly around August to September as they migrate through Zanzibar.

Our services are reliable and affordable, our drivers are very friendly and they are willing to provide extra help to our customers to reach where they want to go easily. We are punctual and we value the time.

Uncover Zanzibar’s rich history on this comprehensive heritage and spice tour, ideal for first-time visitors. Visit historical landmarks including Livingstone House and Maruhubi Palace to learn more about the Arabic, Asian, and European influences on the archipelago, then visit a rural farm for first-hand insight into Zanzibar’s famous spice trade. Benefit from the insider knowledge of your local guide and avoid hidden costs with hotel transfers and admission fees included.

In 1993 the villagers of Nungwi opened this turtle sanctuary in a large natural tidal pool near the lighthouse and since then these sea creatures have enjoyed a degree of protection from being hunted and eaten. You can see turtles of various species and sizes, If fishermen accidentally catch a turtle in their net, they bring it to the aquarium. Likewise, turtle eggs discovered on the beach are brought here to hatch.On a single day every February, a highlight of the year is when local people, tourists, hotels and dive centres cooperate with conservationists to assist hundreds of hatchlings survive their perilous journey across the beach and out to the open sea. Once after the tour you will enjoy the Kendwa beach.