An unforgettable day aboard a traditional Arab dhow. Sailing across cobalt blue waters and stopping on a sand bank to have a rest, you are serve tropical fruits and you can go snorkeling around the sandbank.

Mnemba Island is an atoll set just off the northeast coast near Matemwe. Snorkelling at Mnemba is stunning, on the inside it’s like being in a giant aquarium and the outside offers excellent wall and drift dives.

In days past, Zanzibar was known as a spice island, exporting cloves, vanilla, nutmeg and cardamom across the world. The spices were originally brought over from Asia and South America

Prison Island, looking on the coast, gets its name from the prison built to condemn Zanzibar citizens to the isolation of the island. Previously owned by an Arab to house his rebellious slaves,

In the south of the island, Jozani Forest is a wonder and a delight, with tales of Zanzibar leopards, medicinal cures and stunning scenery. Currently under consideration to become Zanzibar´s second World Heritage Site,

Tour to the extreme south of Zanzibar, see dolphins and with a bit of luck you may play and swim with them. For one hour.

Stone Town, the capital of Zanzibar and biggest city on the Island, is wonderful with all its little streets, restaurants and historical buildings.

Dar es Salaam is the industrial capital and largest city of Tanzania. Its name means literally “the abode of peace”. It is Tanzania’s most prominent city in arts, fashion, media, music, film and television.

On board of a local Dhow, the skilled crew on board take the dhow about 1km away from the shore, once the sail is in favour of the wind, the guest can sit back,

Prison Island – one of the most famous places in Zanzibar. It’s well known for its living giant tortoises. A great opportunity to not only watch them, but even to feed them.

Walk through the spice farm with your guide. Touch, smell and taste different spices and tropical fruits. you can find anything from vanilla, cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, turmeric, lemongrass,

The north coast is the dhow- building capital of Zanzibar. Your driver to Nungwi will take you past the fish markets, where you can see the freshly caught seafood being auctioned.