The charm of Zanzibar is timeless! White sands and turquoise waters surround the island and African, Indian, Arab, and Persian influences intertwine in Stone Town to create a rich cultural backdrop. Zanzibar's beaches are justifiably famous! Fine sands, clear turquoise waters, traditional Arabian boats sailing in the dawn, silhouetted against the pastel-hued sky, and coconut palms swaying gently in the breeze. Whether for a post-safari break or a self-drive destination, the beaches on Zanzibar's east coast and around its northern tip offer the quintessential tropical island paradise. Here, each beach has its own personality! Suppose you're visiting Tanzania's most famous island for the first time, in addition to all the beautiful beaches. In that case, we've prepared a selection of interesting additional adventures for you to join - see for yourself!

An extremely pleasant place to relax, rest or dive that will appeal to everyone! The island takes its name from the prison that was built on it in 1893 but was never used for its intended purpose. Today the building is a ruin but serves as a wonderful place for tourists, here you can relax and enjoy the magnificent views. One of the main attractions is the huge turtles brought here from Seychelles by Sheikh Saeed Majith in the 1920s. They find the prison island a great environment and breed freely, there is a nursery where the little inhabitants welcome everyone and make visiting a great experience, especially for children! Opportunities such as snorkeling around the coral reefs with the delightful colorful fish, starfish, and picturesque shells or relaxing and collecting some sunshine by the white sandy beach will give everyone beautiful memories. On the way back, admire the breathtaking views of Stone Town, the bay, and the archipelago. A guided tour and transfer service are included with the excursion.

Zanzibar Town is the island's main settlement, and the historic Old Stone Town is its heart and soul. It's also a great place to soak up the rhythms of the island's atmosphere. The Forodhani Gardens is a lively stretch of waterfront where Zanzibaris of all ages gather in the early evenings to watch the sunset and enjoy the passing scene, Young men leap from the thick stone wall into the waters of the harbor below, children play and women in bui-bois (black scarves) gather to chat, it's all so magical and fascinates any visitor. The rich architecture and history add to the overall atmosphere and it is no coincidence that the city is under UNESCO protection. A tour through the narrow cobbled streets, artisan shops, and spice shops will tell us so much about this city and the aroma of delicious food is everywhere from sizzling grilled octopus skewers to steaming bowls of delicious coastal soup or hot rice flour bread a must taste. A guided tour in Bulgarian is included.

Enjoy a day indulged in flair and flavors! This excursion is dedicated to all the spices, herbs, and fruits that grow in Zanzibar. This is a place that will envelop us with the aroma of nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla, ginger, lemongrass, and many other exotic surprises. Here you will learn about their origins, and why Zanzibar is called the "Island of Spices", which dates back nearly 500 years! The excursion includes a guided tour, transfer, and an organized lunch if you wish

Yozani Park is a natural vegetation reserve and home to many endemic species of flora and fauna. The red colobus monkey, velvet cats, snakes, mangroves, and a variety of small trees, shrubs, swamps, and grasses can be seen here. During the forest walk, both the different species of animals and the variety of mango trees will fascinate and transport us to another world. This is the best nature trip on the island and an opportunity for fantastic photo shots. Included with this adventure are a guided tour in English and a transfer.

To paraphrase that well-known quote about Africa, those of you who have never been to Northern Tanzania should be envious because they still have a lot to look forward to, and those of you who have will certainly want to repeat it. Northern Tanzania is a land of superlatives - from the highest mountain in Africa to one of the greatest spectacles of wildlife on the planet. Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti are just starting points for the many journeys that await everyone here. Mount Meru rivals Mount Kilimanjaro in both beauty and the challenge of climbing it, and Mount Crater may be the most haunting landscape in Africa! The wildlife is simply phenomenal - the baobab and elephant kingdom of Tarangire, the tree-climbing lions of Lake Manyara, the flamingoes of Lake Natron, and the zebras that never let anyone or anything out of their sight!