Stone Town, an urban area with significant historical and artistic relevance in East Africa, showcases an architectural palette mainly from the 19th century. It provides a unique blend of Arab, Persian, Indian, and European aspects that underpins Swahili culture. Consequently, UNESCO acknowledged its uniqueness by designating it a World Heritage Site in 2000.

The excursion begins at the Old Slave Market site (Anglican Church), steering through the winding alleys. It proceeds to the City Market, where visitors can explore the local fish and fruit markets. Highlights include the Palace Museum, the grand House of Wonder (also known as Bait -al- ajab), which is the most extensive and tallest building in Stone Town, the Old Fort, Tippu Tip, and Freddie Mercury’s house. There is also the opportunity to visit the Peace Memorial, the Natural History Museum, and much more.