Explore Zanzibar Destinations
Zanzibar is a treasure trove of diverse destinations, each offering something unique and unforgettable. From historic Stone Town to the pristine beaches of Nungwi and Paje, every corner of the island has its own charm waiting to be discovered
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At Zan Excursions and Safari, we take you beyond the guidebooks to explore both popular hotspots and hidden gems. Whether you’re looking for relaxation, adventure, culture, or nature, we have the perfect destination for you
Nakupenda Island
A dreamy sandbank surrounded by turquoise waters, ideal for sunbathing, snorkeling, swimming, and enjoying fresh seafood picnics — perfect for couples, families, and nature lovers.
Prison Island
Home to giant Aldabra tortoises and colonial ruins, this island offers snorkeling, a quiet beach, and a chance to learn about Zanzibar’s slavery-era history.
Mnemba Island
A private island off Zanzibar’s northeast coast, famous for clear waters, vibrant marine life, snorkeling, and frequent dolphin sightings — a haven for underwater adventure lovers.
Spice Tour
Stroll through aromatic spice plantations and discover how cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, and other spices grow — enjoy tastings, cultural demonstrations, and traditional Swahili herbal knowledge.
Stone Town Tour
Explore Zanzibar’s historical heart, with narrow winding alleys, carved doors, vibrant Swahili culture, and landmarks that reveal centuries of Arab, Persian, Indian, and European influence.
Darajani Market
Experience the hustle of Zanzibar’s busiest market where locals sell spices, tropical fruits, seafood, and crafts — offering a taste of daily life and island commerce.
House of Wonders
Visit Zanzibar’s tallest and most iconic building, once a Sultan’s palace, now home to exhibits showcasing Swahili culture, artifacts, and the island’s historical significance.
The Old Fort
Discover the oldest building in Stone Town — an Omani fort with thick walls, local craft shops, and cultural events, offering a glimpse into Zanzibar’s fortified past.
Palace Museum
Step inside the former Sultan’s residence and explore rooms filled with royal furniture, photographs, and relics that narrate the life of Zanzibar’s monarchy and heritage.
Forodhani Garden
A scenic seaside garden famous for its evening street food market, where locals and tourists enjoy seafood, Zanzibari pizza, and grilled treats under starlit skies.
The Rock Restaurant
Dine at one of the world’s most unique restaurants perched on a rock in the sea — offering stunning views, seafood specialties, and an unforgettable island dining experience.
Jozani Forest
Zanzibar’s only national park, home to the rare red colobus monkeys, butterfly species, and tranquil forest walks through mangroves and tropical ecosystems.
Marihubi Ruins
Explore the crumbling remains of Sultan Barghash’s palace and harem, set against scenic coastal views and surrounded by quiet gardens and ancient stonework.
Mtoni Marine Ruins
These peaceful palace ruins once housed Zanzibar’s early Sultans. Walk among old arches and palm trees in this quiet, historically significant site near Stone Town.
Kidichi Persian Baths
Built by Sultan Seyyid Said for his Persian wife, these 19th-century baths showcase beautiful Persian architecture and are a reminder of Zanzibar’s royal connections and heritage.
Michamvi Sunset
This hidden paradise balances tranquility and luxury—ideal for couples, families, and solo travelers. It’s a place to unwind in nature or indulge in island adventures—all while soaking up local charm and breathtaking vistas.
Safari Blue
Embark on a full-day dhow cruise in Menai Bay with snorkeling, sandbank picnics, seafood feasts, and dolphin encounters — one of Zanzibar’s most popular ocean adventures.
Mangapwani Slave Chambers
A haunting underground site once used to hide and trade enslaved people. A moving visit that sheds light on Zanzibar’s involvement in the slave trade.
Salaam Cave
Salaam Cave is a lesser-known yet fascinating natural attraction in Zanzibar, perfect for adventurous travelers seeking something off the beaten path. Tucked away in a quiet, rural area, this limestone cave features a cool interior and rock formations.
Kizimkazi Dolphin
Set out on an early morning Kizimkazi Dolphin Tour for an unforgettable encounter with wild dolphins in their natural habitat. Depart from the quaint fishing village of Kizimkazi aboard a traditional dhow or motorboat, cruising over calm, crystal-clear waters.
Kayak To Mangroove
Embark on a serene transparent kayak mangrove tour in Zanzibar for a uniquely immersive experience. Paddle through calm, crystal-clear water beneath you, effortlessly gliding among tangled mangrove tunnels and lush coastal forests
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