Safari Blue Tour in Zanzibar is the Zanzibar number one full day trip, this is a sea adventure safari starts from Fumba fishing village, south west coast of the island, the major attraction is to swim, snorkeling, sea foods and sailing within the traditional dhow, the history of traditional dhow dated back to the 15th and 16th centuries, the ages of the monsoon winds and the Arab movements,

we inboard into sailing dhow at 9:00am ahead to sandbank for the relaxation, swimming and beach walking, Tourist will have great time to test the tropical sea foods including octopus, calamari, lobster, shrimps, shark, shell fish, tuna fish, baracuda etc.

Tours in Stone Town brings up all the small subtleties of the design, things that you could never see all alone just as clarifying a ton about the way of life and the historical backdrop of the island, the Omani kings and Princess Salme, a women’s activist and agitator who composed Memoirs of an Arabian Princess from Zanzibar.

Stone town tour in Zanzibar is a remarkable private guided walking tour. We can arrange the pickup from your hotel and return, it takes 3 hours walking tour whereby tourists will get the occasion to find the historical destinations and who are Zanzibar island individuals along with their everyday activities. The tour can either starts at the place of wonder or close to Darajani City Market. Other interesting and educating things to know during the tour include all the historical zones and landmarks.

Ultimately, this Stone Town Tour is one of the most sweltering day tours in Zanzibar Island, it is the main channel to find the set of experiences and bedraggled structures, cosmopolitan individuals, and shopping.

Zanzibar is encircled by the Indian Ocean, which is protected from sharks, and is a flawless warm temperature consistently – making this spot ideal for fearless water sports!

One of the most astonishing tour/excursion packages accessible is the Dolphin Tour. This schedule ordinarily goes on for a long time, and starts with a daring minute on a traditional dhow and ending with unwinding on a heavenly beach.
More so, the island is honoured with its lovely nature and white sandy beaches, making it a safe house for honeymooners and all individuals looking for peaceful nature away from exciting and fun living.

In general, Dolphins love to play around the boats. And there are acceptable occasions to bounce in the completely clear waters and swim very near the dolphins. This tour is of added advantage especially in the afternoon to keep away from the principal tourist traffic that begins toward the beginning of the day, can as well as be in the morning.

In particular at tropical resort locations, snorkeling is a well-liked pastime. Without the complicated gear and training necessary for scuba diving, it offers the chance to see underwater species in a natural setting. 

Due to the minimal effort required, it is appealing to people of all ages and serves as the foundation for the two surface disciplines of the underwater sport of fin swimming. The major pursuits are swimming and snorkeling at the reefs around Mnemba Island, which may be reached by traditional boat. test of tropical fruits from Zanzibar.

The major activities are strolling through Zanzibar’s natural forest, also known as Jozani Chwaka Bay, which is home to numerous animal species, including Red Colobus Monkeys, which are exclusively found in Zanzibar at Jozani forest. 

Additionally, taking pictures of numerous animals while strolling along a boardwalk through the Mangrove swamp area.

About a 30-minute boat voyage separates Prison Island, also called Changuu Island from Zanzibar. Prison Island has a beautiful beach, clean water, and fascinating history as a yellow fever quarantine station. 

The major activities on the island are swimming and snorkeling with the stunning coral gardens of Zanzibar, relaxing on the prison island beach, and observing, handling, and taking pictures of giant tortoises. 

The Aldabra Giant Tortoise sanctuary is a major tourist lure and the oldest tortoise is 192 years old. The turtles are not indigenous and are magisterial creatures, weighing in at an average of 200 kg some are as old as over 100 years.