1. Explore Stone Town: This tour will give you an excellent way of familiarizing yourself with Stone Town’s geography, history, architecture and culture. This fascinating excursion leads you through a maze of narrow streets that boasts more than 2000 limestone buildings, covering an area of 50 hectares and with a population of 18000 living in the suburbs. With its defined and overlapping African, Arab, Indian, Persian and European elements, it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. Zanzibar and Stone Town are truly cosmopolitan. After a visit to the Anglican Cathedral (former slave market), House of Wonders (national museum), Palace museum, the Old Fort, Darajani market, Hamamni Baths, Catholic Cathedral, Freddy Mercury house and experiencing the hustle and bustle of the streets, the bazaar full of coffee drinkers and the beautiful doors of Zanzibar, you too will bear witness that Stone Town is a cultural crossroads and that it is worthy of its world heritage title
2. Spice Tour: Zanzibar is known as the “Spice Island,” and you can visit spice farms to learn about the cultivation of cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, and pepper. A spice tour is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the island’s agricultural history and aroma.
3. Dolphin Tour: One of the most astonishing tour/excursion packages accessible is the Dolphin. This schedule ordinarily goes on for a long time, and starts with a daring minute on an traditional dhow and ending with unwinding on a heaven beach. Moreover, the island is honored with its lovely nature and white sandy beaches, making it a safe house for honeymooners and all individuals looking for peaceful nature away from exciting and fun living. Dolphins love to play around the boats and there are acceptable occasions to bounce in the completely clear waters. 
4. Jozani Forest: A visit to this lush forest sanctuary will introduce you to Zanzibar’s famous red colobus monkeys, as well as a variety of birds, butterflies, and indigenous plant species.
5. Prison Island: Prison Island was the site of the misbehaving slaves, the island lies just off the old stone town. It is fringed with a beautiful coral reef, ideal for snorkeling, and has a lovely white beach for sun- bathing. It is also home to a family of giant tortoises, imported from the Seychelles in the late 19th century. It has a small restaurant where you can enjoy freshly caught fish. 
6. Swimming with Turtles: Nungwi Natural Aquarium on Zanzibar is best appreciated when embarking on a guided tour. Tourists can dive into the marine world at Nungwi Natural Aquarium on North Zanzibar and avoid the long passageway lines! You will certain falling love with dynamic coral, notice sea turtles in the natural flowing Aquarium, and have the opportunity to find out over 500 species from all around the Indian Ocean.

Zanzibar’s culture is a melting pot of influences, shaped by centuries of trade. This fusion is reflected in its vibrant art, music, and, most deliciously, its cuisine. Be sure to try dishes such as Zanzibar pizza, octopus curry, and ugali, a staple of Tanzanian cuisine. Don’t miss out on a spicy Zanzibar coffee or sugarcane juice for an authentic local experience.

Zanzibar is accessible by both air and sea. The Zanzibar International Airport (ZNZ) is well-connected with major cities across East Africa and the world. Ferries also operate regularly from Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar, making it an easy destination to reach.