Arrival in Zanzibar
ARRIVAL
A short morning flight from Arusha brings you to Zanzibar. Warm air, blue water, and the scent of the ocean welcome you as you arrive.
Our team meets you at the airport and transfers you to your property. The Indian Ocean stretches out in front of you, and the rhythm of the island immediately slows everything down.
The rest of the day is yours to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
Days 6, 7 & 8 Choose Your Experience
These Zanzibar days are yours to shape. The activities below can be arranged locally with the support of our team. Choose the experiences that appeal to you, enjoy them in any order, or simply spend the day relaxing on the beach.
Safari Blue
A full day traditional dhow journey from Fumba Beach into the protected waters around Kwale Island. The excursion includes snorkelling, swimming in a natural mangrove lagoon, and a stop at a stunning sandbank.
A freshly prepared seafood lunch is served on the water. The trip departs at 08:00 and returns around 16:00, offering one of the most memorable days Zanzibar has to offer.
Prison Island & Nakupenda Sandbank
Travel by boat from Stone Town to Prison Island where a guided tour introduces the island’s history. You will also visit the famous colony of giant Aldabra tortoises.
From there the journey continues to Nakupenda Sandbank for swimming, snorkelling, tropical fruits, and a seafood lunch on a stretch of white sand that appears at low tide and disappears again by evening.
Dolphin Tour at Kizimkazi
A morning boat excursion to Kizimkazi on the southern coast, known for its resident schools of bottlenose and humpback dolphins.
The chances of seeing them are high. You may choose to watch from the boat or enter the water and swim nearby always respecting the dolphins’ natural movements.
Stone Town Walking Tour
A guided walk through the historic streets of Stone Town, exploring centuries of culture and history. Visit landmarks such as Freddie Mercury’s birthplace, the House of Wonders, the former Slave Market, and the vibrant Darajani Market.
It is the kind of walk where you pause often not because you are tired, but because there is always something fascinating to see.