• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - Discover the history of the slave trade in Zanzibar and East Africa, explore the Slave monuments, Slave Chamber, and the site where slaves were sold. Learn about the artefacts found on-site and their historical significance. Discover the mark of the renowned explorer Dr. David Livingstone and other missionaries.
• Freddie Mercury Museum - Delve into the history of the legendary singer, songwriter, guitarist, and frontman of the rock band Queen, Freddie Mercury.
• The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - Explore the open amphitheatre, ancient Portuguese chapel, and Busaid Arab fort, and learn about the history behind them.
• Darajani Bazaar - Visit the vibrant market offering fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, and spices (Darajani Market) where you can shop, taste, photograph, and see the fresh daily catch from the Indian Ocean along with many fruits, spices, and vegetables from local Zanzibari horticulture producers.
• Stone Town - Wander through the narrow streets of Stone Town up to Zanzibar Coffee House, where you can relax and enjoy aromatic coffee of your choice.
• People’s Palace Museum - Continue the tour to Sultan Palace, where you can capture the history of the Sultan dynasty of Zanzibar and explore the majestic ambience inside the Sultan Palace.
• Forodhani Gardens - Visit the famous evening spot where locals sell delicious seafood, sugarcane juices, BBQ, Zanzibar pizza, and much more.
• St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Cathedral - Explore the French Catholic cathedral (Notre Dame of Zanzibar), a beautifully sculptured church in the heart of Stone Town with many stories to tell.
• Old Dispensary - Visit the first dispensary in town, established by Sultan’s business advisor Tharia Thopan.
• Tippu Tip’s House - Explore the house of the powerful and famous slave trader Tippu Tip on Shangani Street.

• Bottled water
• All fees and/or taxes
• Entry/admission tickets at former slave market
• Guiding services

• All things of personal nature
• Entrance fees

The Stone Town Tour provides an opportunity to explore the capital city of the Zanzibar archipelago, showcasing the distinctive “Swahili Culture” influenced by Arabian, Indian, European, and Portuguese elements. Historically, it was a major trading center for spices, ivory, and slaves in the 19th century.

Since 2000, Stone Town has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique architectural styles, evident in its buildings, mosques, doors, and palaces. This tour allows participants to admire these remarkable features of Stone Town.

The tour also highlights lively markets and bazaars, such as Darajani Market and the Forodhani evening market, offering a sensory experience filled with vibrant colors, the aroma of spices, and the sounds of bargaining. Visitors can engage with the welcoming locals, taste exotic fruits, sample Zanzibari street food, and purchase distinctive souvenirs. Additionally, Stone Town is located on the coast of Zanzibar, providing breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean.

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