A former spice and slave port, Stone Town in Zanzibar is a piece of living history. Explore its ancient streets, visit local shops, and admire the town's colonial architecture. One of Stone Town's most popular attractions is the childhood home of the legendary Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.

Once of Zanzibar's most popular attractions, a Spice Island tour gives visitors the opportunity to see spice farms and learn about the history of the spice trade. Spices grown in the archipelago include cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom, turmeric, ginger root, vanilla pods, cocoa, licorice, breadfruit, saffron, iodine, ylang ylang, lemongrass, and every form of pepper you can think of.

The blue safari sea excursion is an unmissable day tour of the protected waters around the islands of Zanzibar. Set out on an adventure into the idyllic archipelago's waters in a traditional wooden "dhow" boat.

In the north of Zanzibar, at the Baraka Natural Aquarium on Nugwi Beach, you’ll find an incredible natural lagoon full of sea turtles. This aquarium is actually a small natural pond (called a grotto), which serves as a sanctuary for the turtles.

With over 30 dive sites — including reef, wall and wreck diving — Zanzibar is more than just a relaxation station.

Snorkeling gear will be provided! Submerge yourself in the crystal clear waters and enjoy snorkeling around ancient coral reefs, admiring colorful fish, and searching for picturesque seashells.

In 1893, the former British Prime Minister of Zanzibar purchased the island to build a prison complex on it. However, Prison Island is a bit of a misnomer, as the island never served its intended purpose! Instead, it was used as a quarantine station for yellow fever cases. Today, you can explore this beautiful island by walking along its spotless beaches or simply relaxing by the shore.

The East Africa Slave Trade Exhibit features a series of detailed informative panels to commemorate the abolition of slavery and preserve the legacy of the individuals who were brought there and sold.