Village Tour
Walk a working Zanzibari village with someone who lives there — the school, the mosque, the fishing beach and the coconut press.
Wind through the UNESCO-listed alleys with a storyteller guide — carved doors, the Old Fort, the House of Wonders and the Darajani market.
Your guide meets you and sets the pace: unhurried, with time for photographs and questions.
Walk the narrow alleys of the UNESCO-listed Stone Town, past carved wooden doors, old merchant houses and street corners with a story behind them.
The Old Fort, the House of Wonders and the harbour front, with the history of the sultans and the spice and slave trades explained on the spot.
Finish in the market among the fish, spices and fruit stalls where the town still does its daily shopping.
A few hours at an easy pace on flat streets, but it is warm and the alleys are uneven. Wear comfortable shoes.
Light, modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees: Stone Town is a conservative, mostly Muslim town.
Yes. Any tailor-made request, let us know and we will work out a plan and price.
Prices are in US dollars per person for parties of 2 to 6. If you are a larger group, ask us for a quote.
Walk a working Zanzibari village with someone who lives there — the school, the mosque, the fishing beach and the coconut press.
Wade the tidal flats with the women who farm them, then see the seaweed turned into soap and oil at the village centre.
A full half-day inside everyday Zanzibar — cooking with a local family, the village market, and the crafts that keep the island running.