The tropical island of Zanzibar is known for its beautiful white sandy beaches and coral reefs. Zanzibar not only offer laid-back beach life and watersport activities but also a colourful culture and history. The opportunities are endless, there is a lot to do for everyone on Zanzibar. We selected for you the best Zanzibar excursions.

• Spice tour
Visit a spice farm and learn how spices, herbs and fruits grow and are used as medicine.

• Kite surfing
Thanks to its steady side shore winds, Zanzibar is an ideal spot for wind- or kitesurfing, especially the beaches at Paje, Kiwengwa and Nungwi.

• Mountain bike tour
If you like some exercise and adventure, go on a biking tour to explore the island. It offers you a nice insight into the daily way of life and beautiful nature.

• Walking tour in Stone Town
The old Stone Town is the historical centre of Zanzibar, and an amazing mix of Food lovers and culture enthusiasts can visit interesting cultural places like Sultan’s Palace, the House of Wonders, the Slave Market and Darajani or Forodhani food markets. You can ever dinner at Freddie Mercury’s former house, where he was born in Zanzibar.

• Prison Island
Visit the deserted island that was once used as a place where slaves were detained. Nowadays, Prison Island is a place to relax on the lovely white beach. It is ideal for snorkelling, swimming or sunbathing. You can also see the old prison ruins and about a hundred giant land tortoises.

• Safari Blue
Enjoy the natural beauty of Zanzibar on a traditional wooden sailboat (dhow). Visit three beautiful islands where you can swim, snorkel and enjoy a delicious barbecue. Another popular snorkelling trip is to Mnemba Atoll, one of the most beautiful snorkel spots in Zanzibar.

• Jozani Forest
Take a walk through the last indigenous forest and mangroves on Zanzibar. The huge palms in this forest are impressive, and you will see lots of monkeys like the rare Red Colobus Monkeys.

• Restaurant The Rock
This restaurant is built on a rock in the ocean. An amazing place to eat and enjoy the views.

• Chumbe Island
This uninhabited small coral island is a true snorkelling paradise. It is the first private marine park in the world and has only seven beautiful eco-friendly bungalows, surrounded by pristine nature.