Overview
Discover the rich cultural heritage and history of Stone Town, the historic heart of Zanzibar and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This guided walking tour takes visitors through narrow streets lined with ancient Arab, Persian, and European architecture while exploring historical landmarks, bustling markets, and iconic Zanzibar doors. The experience provides insight into the island’s fascinating past as a center of trade, culture, and Swahili civilization.
Low season (April 1st – May 19th)
Mid season (May 20th – June 30th)
(October 1st – December 19th)
(January 11th – March 31st)
High season (July 1st – September 30th)
(December 20th – January 10th)
Highlights
Trip highlights
- Spot wild dolphins in the Indian Ocean
- Boat ride along Zanzibar’s southern coast
- Snorkeling opportunities Scenic ocean views
Inclusions
What's included
- Boat tour with experienced captain
- Snorkeling equipment
- Bottled drinking water
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
The historic heart of Zanziba
The tour begins early morning with a drive to Kizimkazi, known for dolphin sightings. After boarding a traditional boat, the captain navigates offshore where pods of dolphins are frequently spotted. Guests may watch the dolphins swimming and sometimes jump into the water to snorkel nearby. After the experience, return to the shore and transfer back to your hotel.
Accommodations:
Tembo House Hotel a sanctuary of elegance where Swahili charm meets world-class comfort. Nestled along Zanzibar’s pristine white sands, our beachfront oasis invites you to bask in the sun, indulge in gourmet cuisine, and experience the magic of island life—refined to perfection.
Zanzibar Serena Hotel Blending coastal elegance with Swahili heritage, the rooms and suites at Zanzibar Serena Hotel offer a tranquil retreat in the heart of historic Stone Town.
Each space is designed for comfort and serenity, featuring high ceilings, shuttered windows, and cool whitewashed
Park Hyatt Zanzibar On a beach along the Indian Ocean, this chic hotel in a 17th-century mansion with an annex is 7 minutes’ walk from the Sultan's Palace, 4 minutes on foot from the Forodhani Gardens and 9 km from the Abeid Amani Karume International Airport.
FAQs
What our Clients Says
What time does the tour start?
Early morning when dolphin sightings are most common.
Are dolphin sightings guaranteed?
Sightings are frequent but depend on natural wildlife conditions.
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