Destination: Zanzibar

Caves are fascinating natural formations found all over the world, created through various geological processes over millions of years. They can be formed in different types of rock, such as limestone, granite, or volcanic rock, and they come in a wide range of sizes and shapes.

Kayaking is a water sport that involves propelling oneself through the water using a kayak, a small watercraft that is propelled by a double-bladed paddle. It’s a versatile activity that can be enjoyed in various environments, from calm lakes and rivers to challenging whitewater rapids and even open ocean waters.

Our sunset cruises leave Stone Town in the late afternoon to cruise along the coast, slicing through the clear turquoise water.

Coming from Stone Town, the more modest-looking houses in the villages may strike the visitor as rather poor. The style of their building is typically African and in its simplicity…

Zanzibar is referred to as an archipelago on the east shore of Africa. Its fundamental neighboring island is Pemba, yet there are likewise numerous more modest islands, for example, Mnemba…

Situated on the southern point of the island, Kizimkazi fishing village is home to several schools of the bottle-nosed dolphin and Humpback dolphin, which are sighted during a short boat…

Safari Blue starts from the fishing village of Fumba, 30 minutes drive southwest of Stone Town. After a short briefing (including a demonstration of life jackets), we board a Dhow…

Until the Omani Arabs gave the order to cut all the rain forests so as to plant spices, the islands were covered with swamp forests, evergreen thickets, and mangroves. The last…

Spice farms in Zanzibar are not generally commercial growing operations with single species cultivation, but rather gardens with trees, shrubs, and grasses all grown together in the shade of mango…

Zanzibar Prison Island, also known as the Changuu Island, lies about 30 minutes by boat from Zanzibar Island. The prison thereon was never used to house prisoners. This part…