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Safaris
and Packages with our partner Tanzania Adventure:
Packages
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you can choose from different
cultural friendly day tours
and activities (prices
depend of group size):
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Spice Tour
The history of Zanzibar would be incomplete without the cloves,
nutmeg, cinnamon, pepper and many other spices which brought the
Sultans of Oman. They can be seen in the plantations just outside
Zanzibar town, and a good tour includes opportunities to dazzle
the senses with fresh spices. We
have developed a special Spice Tour with indepth information not
only about spices, but also organicaly grown herbs and a detailed
description about their traditional
uses in medicine cosmetics and cooking.
After the tour we invite for an opulent lunch, where you can taste
the spices and fruits. This is also the cheapest place to
purchase spices and spice oils.
The half-day trip includes
transport, guide, entrance fees and a superb lunch.
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| HISTORICAL
CITY TOUR
This tour takes you through fabled Stone Town, where history appears
to stand still. With visits to the House of Wonders, the Palace
Museum (People's Palace), Dr Livingston's House and the Arab Fort
amongst others, it is a fascinating look at the essence of Zanzibar.
You will see Zanzibar's bustling market, winding alleyways, ornately
carved and studded doors, two cathedrals and countless mosques!
Stone Town has some excellent gifts shops with plenty of souvenirs
and handicrafts to choose from. A
guided walk through this colorful and alternating city with tour
guide Jumma, who knows funny, but also cruel stories to tell
about life of the old times in Stonetown.
The half daytrip includes the guide and all entrance fees
except of Palace Museum. This Tour is good to combine with the Spice
Tour.
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| PRISON
ISLAND BOAT TRIP
Earning its name as a former prison for slaves and a quarantine
station for Zanzibar and the mainland nowadays the island gives
you the chance to escape for some peace and quiet. The island lies
just off the Old Stone Town and is home to giant tortoises that
were imported from the Seychelles in the late 19th century. It is
fringed with a beautiful coral reef, ideal for snorkelling, and
has a lovely white beach for sunbathing. The island is ideal for
a day trip with refreshments available throughout the day. It also
has a small restaurant where you can enjoy freshly caught fish.
The half-day or day trip includes the boat ride, entrance fees and
snorkeling equipment.
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| LOCAL GAME FISHING
Forget fishing in a modern fishing vessel with the latest in reels
and rods and a fighting chair as well! We offer you the unique opportunity
to sail out to sea with a Zanzibari fisherman and show you what
'fishing for a living' is really all about. Setting sail from one
of East Africa's oldest wafts, the horizon is dotted with ngalawas,
local fisherboats with outriggers, heading out to sea with full
mast.. We will equippe you with simple fishing gear, with what locals
are even catching kingfish, yellow fin tuna, barracuda and grouper.
A real adventure!
The half-day or daytrip includes the boat ride, fishing guide, local
fishing gear, fruits and softdrinks.
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| JOZANI
FOREST TOUR
The Jozani Forest is the
home of the red colobus monkey, a rare species found only in Zanzibar.
These monkeys are full of character, and roam freely.
But Jozani is also home to other species including Sykes
monkey's, small buck, chameleon and bush pigs. The elusive Zanzibar
leopard (last sited several years ago) is said to feed here at night
- perhaps this is why the reserve is only open during the day?!
Jozani has an excellent nature trail and the guides are well trained
and informative. A walk
through this impressive flora and fauna is one of the highlights
Zanzibar has to offer.
The half-day trip includes the transport, entrance fee (8 US$) and
the guide. It is easy to combine this trip with the Jambiani Village
Tour or the Spice Tour.

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| MYSTICAL CAVES
Since centuries the belief in magic and ....is in the roots of
the Africans, who settled in Zanzibar. They used caves in the coralrag
to prey and do ceremonies, and until today they do so. But even
without these fascinating facts these holy caves are from touristical
interest. Stalactites and Stalagmites, different chambers and a
groundwater pool making it worth a visit.
The half day trip with bycicles leads through the coralrag.

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| JAMBIANI
VILLAGE TOUR In Jambiani, a fishermen village
on the East coast of Zanzibar, we offer a cultural village tour
to visit villagers working in different professions. Our guide tells
about the history of the village, you will visit a traditional herbalist,
who will show you the local medicines, herbs and their uses, a visit
to a local organically plantation on coral stone, where farmers
cultivate under difficult circumstances, and seaweed farms run by
woman. A good chance to learn about the unique culture and the diverse
environment of Zanzibar's villages and to meet the friendly Waswahili
people. We will show you real life, not images designed for tourists.

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| DOLPHIN
TOUR
Situated on the southern point of the island, Kizimkazi fishing
village is home to several schools of bottle-nosed dolphins and
Humpback dolphins, which can often be sighted following a short
boat trip from the village. If you are lucky, you may be able to
swim quite close to the dolphins, which can be a very rewarding
experience. We are doing this trip in the afternoon to avoid the
crowds of tourists in the morning, which in big numbers desturbing
the dolphins. Kizimkazi is also the site of a 12th century mosque,
the earliest evidence of Islam in East Africa, and is thus worth
a visit for both natural and cultural reasons.
The trip includes transport, guide, boat, snorkeling equipment and
lunch.

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The lush
green West coast of Zanzibar shows the diversity of the different
environments of Zanzibar. This very special boat trip starts in
Unguja Ukuu, far off the tourist tracks; we are heading to the small
unhabitated islands, Miwi and Nianembe or Kwale in the protected
Menai Bay, where you are shown the unique flora and fauna of Zanzibar's
tropical islands. Often you can see big groups of dolphins. There
are unspoilt beaches with glooming white sands, perfect for relaxation,
and the sea around the islands is very good for snorkeling. We’ll
arrange a barbecue with fresh caught fish, local dishes and tropical
fruits. Do not miss this!
The
day trip includes the transfer from Stonetown, motorboat/sailboat,
guide, snorkeling equipment and lunch.

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eco+culture/Zanzibar
Hurumzi, opposite Emerson&Green Hotel, Zanzibar, Tanzania
Tel/Fax: 00255-24-2230366
Mobil: 0777-410873
Email: ecoculture@gmx.net,
hajihafidh@yahoo.co.uk |
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