• The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - Begin your adventure at the historic Old Fort, the oldest structure in Stone Town, constructed by the Oman Arabs in the 17th century. Here, you can explore ancient stone walls, delve into Zanzibar’s defense history, and catch a glimpse of the island’s early trading era. Today, it also hosts local cultural events and art shops.
• House of Wonders - Next, visit the iconic House of Wonders, one of Zanzibar’s most renowned landmarks. This magnificent palace was the first building in East Africa to feature electricity and an elevator. Your guide will share insights into its royal history, Swahili culture, and its significance in Zanzibar’s heritage.
• Freddie Mercury Museum - Continue to the birthplace of the legendary Queen frontman, Freddie Mercury. Discover his early life in Zanzibar before he became a global music icon. This stop is ideal for music enthusiasts and adds a unique cultural dimension to your tour.
• People’s Palace Museum - Visit the former Sultan’s Palace, also known as the Palace Museum. Uncover how the Omani royal family lived, explore antique furniture, royal artifacts, and hear stories of Zanzibar’s sultans and colonial history.
• Forodhani Gardens - Conclude your evening at the renowned Forodhani Night Market in Stone Town. Savor Zanzibar street food such as grilled seafood, Zanzibar pizza, sugarcane juice, and tropical snacks. Experience local life, music, and vibrant coastal nightlife.
• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - Conclude your historical journey at the poignant and emotional site of the Former Slave Market, located in Stone Town. This site marks one of the most significant chapters in Zanzibar’s history when the island was a major center of the East African slave trade in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, the area stands as a place of remembrance and education.

Your guide will explain:

The history of the East African slave trade
How slaves were held and sold in Stone Town
The role of abolitionist Dr. David Livingstone and missionaries
The transformation of the site into the Anglican Cathedral Church

Inside the cathedral, you can still see the original slave chamber and memorials that honor those who suffered. This stop offers a profound cultural and historical understanding of Zanzibar’s past and its journey toward freedom.

• Stone Town - Sunset Dhow Cruise

After exploring Stone Town, board a traditional wooden dhow and sail along the Indian Ocean. Enjoy a magical sunset as the sky turns golden and reflects over the water. Relax with ocean breeze views, perfect for photography and romantic moments.

• Visit to Forodhani Gardens Night Market
• Sunset sailing along Stone Town coast
• Professional local tour guide
• Traditional wooden dhow boat experience
• Walking tour of historical sites
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (if included option selected)
• Local music / relaxing atmosphere

• Additional entrance fees not mentioned in itinerary

Experience the vibrant culture and flavors of Zanzibar on this enchanting evening tour. Start your journey in the historic Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can admire ancient Swahili architecture and visit iconic landmarks such as the Old Fort and House of Wonders. Set sail into the sunset on a traditional dhow, enjoying the stunning views of the Indian Ocean. End your adventure at the Forodhani Gardens night market, where you can taste local delicacies like grilled seafood and Zanzibar pizza while enjoying the lively atmosphere. This tour is perfect for couples, families, and solo travelers looking to explore the unique blend of culture and cuisine that Zanzibar offers.

• Discover the rich history of Stone Town with an expert guide
• Delight in a picturesque sunset cruise on a traditional wooden dhow
• Relish local street food at Forodhani Gardens night market
• Ideal for couples, families, and solo travelers seeking cultural experiences
• Not suitable for people prone to seasickness (during dhow boat cruise)
• Not recommended for pregnant women (especially in later stages)

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