Safari privado de um dia no Parque Nacional Nyerere com voos

Zanzibar Design Your Day Private Tour

You're completely in charge of the day for this one, so jot down your must see spots and get ready for an outing in Zanzibar shaped entirely by you. The vehicle is at your disposal for a maximum of eight hours. Your driver will swing by your hotel at around nine in the morning, whisk you off to wherever you feel like going and bring you back around five in the afternoon. Maybe you'll stop off in Stone Town – the island's old quarter and a UNESCO World Heritage Site – to wander the alleys, snack on local goodies like mandazi – a fluffy fried dough – and pick up souvenirs like hand-carved trinkets and spice packets. If the spice farms spark your curiosity, you can wander through the fields, learn where Zanzibar gets its flavours and even enjoy a tasting or two. Or, perhaps heading up to Nungwi for a dose of beach-day bliss, a bit of snorkelling or explore South to see the local life. Whatever you're in the mood for, just share your plans ahead of time and everything will be arranged for you. With no fixed schedule and unlimited mileage, the whole island opens up for you to explore, linger, detour and enjoy at your own pace.

Pesca de alto mar em Zanzibar - excursão privada de dia inteiro

Pesca de alto mar em Zanzibar com atum albacora, espadim e veleiro numa viagem de dia inteiro com equipamento, orientação da tripulação e opções de barco incluídas.

Safari de 2 dias no Parque Nacional Nyerere com voo à tarde a partir de Zanzibar

Reserve este safari de 2 dias no Parque Nacional Nyerere a partir de Zanzibar, com voo à tarde, safaris de barco e noturnos, safaris de dia inteiro e uma estadia num alojamento com tudo incluído.

Zanzibar Uzi Island and Jozani Forest private tour

A living maze of mangroves and coral‑fringed waters is waiting for you on this private Uzi Island adventure. You'll be picked up from your hotel and taken to Uzi Village to begin.At low tide, you'll cross a coral rock road to the village and set off on a guided tour to learn about the local heritage and culture in rural Zanzibar. You'll explore traditional crafts such as weaving, carpentry, bee‑farming and seaweed farming. Next, you'll make your way to the Zanzibar Butterfly Centre for a guided tour inside a netted tropical garden showcasing hundreds of butterflies, all native to Zanzibar.Your final stop is Jozani Chwaka National Park, home to the endangered red colobus monkeys. You'll have a guide with you who will share fascinating facts about the unique wildlife found here. After a full day of discovery, you'll enjoy a scenic journey back to your accommodation.

Safari de 3 dias no Parque Nacional Nyerere com voo à tarde a partir de Zanzibar

Reserve um safari de 3 dias com voo à tarde de Zanzibar para o Parque Nacional Nyerere. Safaris noturnos e de barco, safaris, passeios de barco, refeições no mato e alojamento de luxo incluídos.

Zanzibar historic Stone Town and Prison Island private tour

Dive into the cultural heart of Zanzibar with a guided tour through Stone Town, where African, Indian, European, and Arabic influences blend into a vibrant tapestry of history and heritage. Stroll past iconic landmarks like the former sultan's palace and Forodhani Gardens, bargain for treasures at Darajani Bazaar, and hear fascinating stories about some of the famous locals. You'll also visit the Tanzanite Museum to learn about the origins of Tanzania's rare and precious violet gemstone.Next, hop aboard a boat to Prison Island. Once a slave outpost, today it's home to a conservation sanctuary for Aldabra giant tortoises. Tour the island's museum, meet the slow-moving residents and wander past the old prison ruins surrounded by turquoise waters. With stunning coastal views, rich storytelling, and encounters with unique wildlife, this tour is the perfect mix of adventure and culture.

Zanzibar historic Stone Town private tour

You'll find African, Indian, European and Arabic influences all muddled together in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stone Town. On this half-day private tour, you'll weave through the narrow streets lined with markets, mosques and monuments, with your guide leading the way and pointing out all the historic landmarks.You'll begin at the Christ Church Cathedral, built in the 1870s on the site of a former slave market. There are many layers to the town's history and involvement in the slave trade, and your guide will explain more as you go on to visit a memorial and museum dedicated to it. You'll have some free time to see the Forodhani Gardens, where you'll get a great view of the Old Fort and the modestly named, House of Wonders – it is a former sultan's house, after all! There's a quick stop at the Tanzanite Museum where you'll see the country's prized, violet gemstone. Top tip, if you have any loved ones with a December birthday, then Tanzanite is their birthstone – just in case you need any gift inspiration. Then, it's time to polish your haggling skills at Darajani Market, Zanzibar's main bazaar, where your guide can help you snag local crafts and souvenirs.

Zanzibar Uzi Island, cave and village adventure private tour

The astonishing biodiversity of Uzi island includes mangrove forests, seagrass beds and coral reefs. As the tide ebbs and flows, your guided adventure will showcase the local heritage and culture. As you explore Uzi village, a traditional Swahili settlement, you'll see everyday village activities like weaving, carpentry, bee farming, and seaweed farming - all part of the local way of life.Next up, you'll visit Muyuni Village for a glimpse into the lifestyle and traditions of its residents. Here, you'll watch ancient crafts in action as locals demonstrate rope making, basket weaving, and makuti plaiting. These techniques have been passed down through generations - a living legacy of cultural heritage.The final stop takes you to Ngonga Cave where you'll explore with your guide, and learn about its history as a home for vampire bats and as a spiritual sanctuary for the ancestors of the Muyuni people. You'll watch a witchcraft healing ceremony in the underground cavern – a mesmerising end to your tour.

Local life and home cooking with The Mamas of Zanzibar private tour

The Mamas of Zanzibar is a vibrant community initiative founded by a Zanzibari woman. The initiative empowers local women to create an income using their craft skills. You'll see a different side of Zanzibar on this full-day guided village tour which showcases local traditions and culture. Get set to be inspired when you meet some of the Mamas of Zanzibar, learning about their crafts and cuisine.You'll stop in rural villages to get a feel for local life, including learning about what life's like for women in Zanzibar. You'll see how the goods they sell are made – from seaweed soaps and handwoven baskets to cosy rugs and stylish belts. And, if you fancy taking something home as a souvenir, you'll be supporting their work and helping their businesses grow.Next up, you'll have lunch right in the heart of the village. There's a seriously tasty spread of traditional dishes on offer, packed with flavour and bold spices – Zanzibar is known as the Spice Island, after all.

Zanzibar historic Stone Town and Freddie Mercury Museum private tour

A melting pot of African, Indian, European and Arabic influences, Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that's full of stories waiting to be discovered. On this private half-day tour, your personal guide will show you around the city's must-see spots – including Darajani Market, Zanzibar's bustling main bazaar, and the historic former slave market.At Forodhani Gardens, you'll catch sight of iconic landmarks like the House of Wonders, once a sultan's palace, and the imposing Old Fort. You'll also have a chance to sharpen your bartering skills at a popular shopping area, with your guide on hand to help. There's also a pitstop at the Tanzanite museum, where you'll explore the history of Tanzania's famous gemstone, a unique treasure found only in this country.As you wander through the winding alleys, your guide will share fascinating facts about local legends such as Princess Salme, Bi Kidude and Farrokh Bulsara. You'll also drop by The Freddie Mercury Museum – the first in the world dedicated to the iconic Queen frontman – where exclusive photos trace his incredible journey.