• Freddie Mercury Museum - This is the birthplace of Freddie Mercury, originally named Farrokh Bulsara. His father was from Iran and his mother from India. He gained fame as the lead singer of Queen.
• House of Wonders (Beit-el-Ajaib) - Originally a palace built by the third Sultan, Barghash, it was the first building in the area to have electricity. It is now a museum.
• The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - This fort was constructed by Arabs to protect themselves from the Portuguese. Today, it hosts events like the Sauti za Busara Festival, Reggae Festival, and Zanzibar International Film Festival.
• People’s Palace Museum - Once a Sultan’s palace, it has been converted into a museum by the government to showcase the history, culture, and traditions of Zanzibar, serving as a center for education and research.
• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - This site was once a slave market where slaves from various parts of Africa were sold. It is now a historical site.
• Darajani Bazaar - The oldest and first market in Zanzibar, it operates daily from morning until evening, selling fish, meat, fruits, spices, vegetables, and more.
• Old Dispensary - Originally a hospital built by Tharia Topan, it is now a historical building.

• Small water bottle included

• Lunch
• Breakfast
• Tea and coffee
• Use of SCUBA equipment
• All Fees and Taxes

Stone Town, the historical and cultural center of Zanzibar, provides an engaging experience with its maze-like alleys, lively markets, and well-preserved heritage. This guided walking tour immerses visitors in the essence of the city, where history appears to stand still.

Discover iconic sites such as the House of Wonders, the Arab Fort, the former East African slave market, Freddie Mercury’s house, the spice market, the Roman Catholic Church, and the Anglican Cathedral, each narrating a chapter of Zanzibar’s intricate history.

Stone Town’s architecture is an intriguing mix of Arab, Persian, Indian, and European styles, with intricately carved doors and grand residences showcasing the city’s rich cultural legacy. Throughout the tour, an expert guide will entertain with captivating and humorous stories.

With its rich storytelling, architectural beauty, and vibrant street life, this three-hour walking tour provides a distinctive and memorable glimpse into the living history of Zanzibar.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.