Stone Town
A trip to Stone Town includes a visit to the House of Wonders, the house of Dr. Livingstone, the slave market, the cathedral and much more.
Undoubtedly, the best way to enjoy Stone Town is to get lost in its narrow streets where you will find typical local shops and old houses.
Spice Tour
Zanzibar is also known as the Spice Island.
The plantations are located near the capital of Stone Town and a visit is recommended for anyone who wants to buy some of the spice and learn about how it is grown.
In the plantation you can see cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, ginger, pepper, vanilla, etc.
Safari Blue
Safari Blue offers an unforgettable day of relaxation, swimming in the sea and sunbathing. Safari Blue is one of the most beautiful tours you can experience in Zanzibar. First, we go to the beautiful Fumba Bay in the west of the island, from where we depart by boat to a typical part of the sandstone shores right in the middle of the sea, which appear at low tide.
Snorkeling never disappoints thanks to the spectacular coral reefs found throughout the area. After snorkeling, we sail to Kwale Island where lunch is served including fish, lobster, shrimp, calamari, octopus with rice or chips. Tropical fruit is served as dessert. After lunch we go to a huge baobab and then continue to a beautiful lagoon with mangroves, where you can also dive.
Safari Game Drive (Mainland Tanzania)
Our game drives are tailored to our guests' wishes, interests, preferences and time schedule. We have special vehicles on – 4×4 Land Cruiser or Landrovers that ensure comfort, reliability and safety for game tracking.
Selous is perhaps the best game reserve in the world where a large number of animals, birds and nature can be seen in one place. Our backcountry trips are always accompanied by our own trained driver and guide.
Boat Safari (Mainland Tanzania)
Cruising the Rufiji River is a new experience where you can watch crocodiles, hippos and many other animals.
Fishing is allowed and there are many tiger fish and catfish.
Walk Safari (Mainland Tanzania)
There is no better way to get up close to wild Africa than on a walking Safari.
You will be accompanied by an experienced guide who will introduce you to the flora and fauna and many other things that will help you understand the ways of the indigenous peoples who live and survive in the area.
Village Tour (Mainland Tanzania)
The village of Mloka is located near our camp and here we will show you what the local life is like. The villagers are friendly and give you a warm welcome.
Our guide will show you how the locals live, go to school, the market and much more. You will really like it. (Don't forget to bring some books, pens or sweets for the kids).
Air Safari (Mainland Tanzania)
On departure, our pilot will circle above the island and you will see the true beauty of Selous from a low altitude. You will see wildlife from a different perspective. This is a very special and unique experience.
Then we will transport you back to Zanzibar or Dar es Salaam.
Nungwi
In the north of the island is Nungwi, a beautiful fishing village where a local nature reserve for turtles has been established.
Here they care for injured turtles and feed them before they return to the sea. You can feed the turtles and even swim with them.
Then you can watch the sunset.
Paradise Beach
Do not miss this paradise if you are looking for pleasant relaxation surrounded by untouched nature.
Here you can walk on the fine white sand and swim in the crystal clear water.
Nakupenda
Sail to Nakupenda, a small island that appears at low tide, surrounded by clear water, where you can enjoy snorkeling and multi-colored starfish.
Upon arrival, the guide will set up a tent for you to protect you from the sun. While the fishermen prepare fish, octopus, lobster, calamari, shrimp, potatoes and fresh fruit, you can swim in the clear waters and sunbathe. On this strip of sand you can see the contrast between the calm sea on one side and the splashing waves on the other.
Take time to enjoy the colors, shades of blue and crystal clear water. This is a place you won't forget.
Prison Island
We will leave in the morning for Stone Town, from where we will set sail on a dhow, the local typical boat.
In 20 minutes we will arrive at the Island of Prisoners, which was originally used by the Arabs for the slave trade. A prison was later built on the island under British rule, but it was never used.
There you can admire the magnificent giant tortoises and the prison itself.
Mnemba Island
The warm waters of the Indian Ocean are ideal for swimming and diving.
You can see a staggering amount of fish and other underwater wonders that are found around the island. The crystal blue sea offers unsurpassed visibility for diving enthusiasts.
More than 430 species of fish can be seen around the coral reefs.
