ARRIVE IN ZANZIBAR.

On arrival in Zanzibar you will be met by our representative and transferred to the Hotel. Following lunch, you will be picked up and shown around Stone town. UNESCO has declared Stone Town as one of the world's historic cities, and it's now a protected area in Zanzibar. The 2-hour tour will take you to the most scenic parts of the Old Town. This is the cultural heart of Zanzibar. Our guides are experienced and very well conversant with the rich history of the Island. The Old Town oozes magic and mystery and shafts and sharp light joust with deep shadows creating a fascinating world in the narrow streets. Highlights include the market, slave market, the cathedral (Cathedral Church of Christ) built in its site in 1874, Africa House, House of Wonders, and evening you will enjoy Forodhani views and get some Zanzibar Food.

Accommodation Tembo Hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

SAFARI BLUE TOUR

Morning after Breakfast at hotel; transfer to Fumba for Safari blue. Experience the best boat excursion in Zanzibar, departure from the village of Fumba in South West Zanzibar and we will take you to see the dolphins, sandbanks, islands and coral reefs of Menai Bay, a beautiful conservation area. Safari Blue is a full day and includes top quality snorkeling equipment with guides and instructors, a delicious Zanzibar seafood lunch with grilled fish and slipper lobster gastronomic fruit tasting, coffee. We round the day off by returning to the hotel. .

Accommodation Tembo Hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

PRISON ISLAND TOUR

The modern tour to Prison Island, the island was used as a penitentiary for rebel slaves by the sultans from the 1860's until the end of the slave trade. After which the British began building a prison on the island under the guidance of First Governor, Lloyd Matthews. This was completed in 1894. However, the ‘prison’ was only ever used as a quarantine center for possible yellow-fever victims, and even then was hardly used as that. Don’t be deceived by the word ‘prison’ in the island’s English name, the significance of the island, like so many of Zanzibar’s cultural sites, has been made little of and the ‘prison that never was’ now houses a resort and restaurant. One can take the footpath through the woodland, spotting birds, bats, various butterflies and duiker antelope (so long as you tread quietly). The Aldabra Giant Tortoise sanctuary is a major tourist lure. The turtles are not indigenous. Many of those on the island today are descended from 4 that were presented to Lloyd Matthews by the governor of the Seychelles. They are magisterial creatures, weighing in at an average of 200 Kg some are as old as 100 Years. You can feed them, but watch out for their snapping beaks. On evening transfer to seaport for boat to Dar where you will catch flight back home.

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch