Zanzibar Spice Tour — Discover the Island of Spices

Dive into the heart of Zanzibar’s rich spice heritage on this immersive Spice Tour. Visit a lush local spice farm and experience the aromas, flavors, and natural beauty that have made Zanzibar famous for centuries.
Walk through plantations of cloves, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, turmeric, ginger, cardamom, black pepper, and many more exotic spices.

Learn how each spice is grown, harvested, and used for cooking, cosmetics, and natural medicine. Enjoy live demonstrations, taste fresh tropical fruits straight from the tree, and sample herbal teas made on the spot.

Your tour ends with a vibrant fruit tasting session and the opportunity to shop for pure organic spices directly from the farm. Perfect for food lovers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone curious about Zanzibar’s culture.

✔ Highlights:

Visit an authentic spice farm

Smell, touch, and taste fresh spices & tropical fruits

Learn local farming and traditional uses of spices

Enjoy a guided walk through lush plantations

Great for photos, families, and culture lovers

Stone Town Tour — Explore Zanzibar’s Historic Old City

Step back in time and discover the magic of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with history, culture, and captivating architecture. Wander through narrow streets lined with ancient buildings, carved wooden doors, bustling markets, and local life.

Your guide will share fascinating stories about the Arab, Persian, Indian, and European influences that shaped the island. Visit iconic landmarks such as the House of Wonders, Old Fort, Slave Market Memorial, Freddie Mercury’s birthplace, and the charming Darajani Market.

This tour is perfect for travelers who want to understand Zanzibar’s cultural heart and experience its vibrant daily rhythm.

✔ Highlights:

Explore winding streets of the UNESCO-listed Stone Town

Visit House of Wonders, Old Fort & historical sites

Learn about Zanzibar’s spice, trade, and cultural heritage

Discover Freddie Mercury’s childhood home

Experience local markets, shops, and traditional architecture