Visiting Stone town is one of the "must" activities during your stay in the tropical paradise Zanzibar. This atmospheric and mystical town is the cultural and historical heart of Zanzibar town. It was constructed from coral stone during the 19th and 20th century. The town was declared a World Heritage Site in 2000.

Nakupenda Island, located off the coast of Stone Town in Zanzibar, is a picturesque sandbank that emerges during low tide, creating an idyllic spot for tranquil walks and relaxation. Its name, "Nakupenda," translates to "I love you" in Swahili, capturing the romantic allure of this pristine island getaway.

Just 20 minutes by boat from Forodhani, Changuu (Prison Island) offers a fascinating glimpse into history. Originally intended as a prison in 1893, it never housed criminals. Instead, it served various purposes, including a quarantine station and a leisure spot. Today, you can explore the old cells, now home to peacocks and giant Aldabra tortoises, some nearly 100 years old.

At Baraka Aquarium, turtles caught by fishermen are purchased and then released into the lagoon’s fresh ocean water. Don’t miss the chance to swim with these magnificent creatures.

Mnemba Conservation is the prime spot where both fan of snorkelling and diving are gathering for the unique underwater experience. Enjoy one of the most popular visitor spot with pure clear water. The sea here is home for fish many kinds and sizes. You can see nice coral ecosystem together with rich variety of fish. If you are lucky, you can also see dolphins in their natural environment.

For those who would like to see Zanzibar from another look. We can offer you trip to the last Zanzibar big forest. This place is home for Red Colobus Monkeys, species that are endemic to Zanzibar.

Spend a magical day exploring the South of Island in Menai Bay Conservation area in a traditional wooden boat, called "dhow" with professional staff on the board. Enjoy swimming & guided snorkelling in the beautiful pure clear waters, quality equipment provided.

Off road adventure will take you through some remote African villages, plantations, viewing baobabs and spice trees, across the fisherman's village and as a last stop the Waikiki Resort. Quads are departing at 9h in the morning or 13h in the afternoon

Spice Tour is one of the most popular excursions on the Island. In days past, Zanzibar was known as a spice island, exporting cloves, vanilla, nutmeg and cardamom across the world. The plantations are a tribute to the island's past. Walk through the spice farm with your guide. Touch, smell and taste different spices and tropical fruits.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the golden sunset in the Indian Ocean  by cruising on one of our traditional Arabian dhow. We are offering a daily sunset Dhow cruise trip in Stone Town and also for Nungwi and Kendwa beach.

Learn about seaweed farming in Zanzibar. During the low tide, you will witness first-hand seaweed farming, understand the techniques, see the products created from seaweed and be amazed at the social impact these projects are doing. Our Seaweed Experience gives you the opportunity to see and learn about the seaweed farming.

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, Drumming and Zanzibar History. Kuza Cave is managed in partnership with the traditional owners in Kibigija Village.

Swimming with horses is an unforgettable experience, done bareback with natural halters. Riders of all levels, including beginners, can participate, but you must be able to swim. This activity is only possible at high tide. the guides will take a few photos at the end, but no prolonged photo shoots are allowed. Clothing with long trails, change of clothes, or poses on the horse while out of the water are not permitted.