Spice Farm and Stone Town Walking Tour Adventure

Zanzibar Archipelago

In Stone Town, travelers will explore its rich history, unique architecture, and vibrant culture. They’ll learn about Zanzibar’s blend of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences, discovering historic sites like the Old Fort, House of Wonders, and the bustling local markets.

Forodhani Gardens

Forodhani Garden is a lively waterfront park in Stone Town, offering stunning views, delicious street food, and a vibrant atmosphere perfect for enjoying local flavors and Zanzibar’s beautiful sunset.

House of wonder

The House of Wonders is a stunning historic palace in Stone Town, once the Sultan’s ceremonial palace. Travelers can uncover its fascinating history, from being the first building in Zanzibar with electricity to its role as a cultural hub, filled with unique exhibits on Zanzibar’s past.

The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe)

The Old Fort is a historic landmark in Stone Town, built in the 17th century to defend against invaders. Travelers can explore its ancient walls, enjoy local performances, and learn about its transformation into a cultural center with markets, exhibitions, and lively events.

The Tanzanite Experience

Tanzanite is a rare and precious gemstone found only in Tanzania. Known for its stunning blue-purple color, it’s often set in elegant jewelry like rings, necklaces, and earrings. Travelers can learn about the gemstone’s unique origins and its vibrant hues, making Tanzanite jewelry a truly special souvenir. You will explore among the best shops in Stonetown.

Freddie Mercury Museum

Freddie Mercury, the iconic lead singer of Queen, was born in Zanzibar. Travelers can visit his childhood home in Stone Town and learn about his early life before he became a global music legend. His connection to Zanzibar adds a fascinating layer to the island's rich cultural history.

Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral

The Zanzibar Slave Market is a powerful and moving historical site where travelers can learn about the island's dark past in the 19th century slave trade. Visitors can explore the underground chambers where slaves were held, and discover the story of Zanzibar’s role in this tragic chapter of history, offering a thought-provoking experience.

Darajani Bazaar is a vibrant market in Stone Town, where travelers can explore fresh produce, spices, local crafts, and a wide variety of fish. It's a bustling spot to experience the authentic flavors and culture of Zanzibar, offering a true taste of island life with its colorful stalls and lively atmosphere.