Zanzibar Tours

It’s one of the most incredible trips, located in the southwest part of Unguja, starting in the village called Fumba. We will take you to the unforgettable destination where you will experience the traditional Zanzibar wooden dhow which will bring you to Kwale Island. You will be relaxing on one of the biggest sand banks, enjoying underwater life with a snorkel, visiting a lagoon, seeing huge baobab trees and tasting local BBQ lunch.

Safari Blue is a full day tour (from 8:00am till 6:00pm). We recommend you to take a beach towel, sunscreen and some money as there are some local shops on Kwale Island.

Zanzibar is also known as Spice Island due to numerous spice farms, especially cloves. Clove plantations were established across the archipelago, particularly on the island of Pemba and Unguja by the Sultan Said in 1832. Island’s tropical climate and rich soils were perfect for growing a range of spices and the archipelago became the world’s single largest clove producer.

Zanzibar is a home of many tropical spices such as cloves, cinnamon, black pepper, ginger, turmeric, cardamom, nutmeg, lemon grass and vanilla. Our tour guide will lead you around the Kizimbani farm and share a short story of each spice. You will be able to taste and smell them to try guessing their name.

Visiting this farm will give you an opportunity to go to the nearest village where you will get unforgettable experience of interacting with local people during live cooking and palm weaving.

You will be able to participate in cooking and preparing typical local food alongside local cooks. Be prepared to be amazed by spicy flavours and fresh ingredients.

Please note that you can do only a spice tour or you can combine it with live cooking.

It is a half day trip that normally starts at 9:00am ends at 3:00pm. This is a guided tour which includes transport, fruit at spice farms and water.

The tour begins at the old town - the heart of Zanzibar Town. Where will you walk around the ancient buildings full of the history of Zanzibar. Our skilled tour guide will take you through all historical sites -the Old Fort, the People’s Palace Museum, the House of Wonders, old Slave Market, Forodhani Park, and Freddy Mercury’s House. You will also get a chance to walk through the narrow streets where you can see traditional Zanzibar carved doors full of different hand designed ornaments.

The trip starts around 8:00am and lasts till 2:00pm. We kindly remind you to respect the culture and appropriately (cover your shoulders and knees).

Zanzibar is among the most popular sunset watching destinations. Sun hiding in the waters of Indian Ocean will create unforgettable memories. Best place to watch it is on the North part of the island Kendwa or Nungwi. Also East Coast of Zanzibar, especially Michamvi Kae, provide amazing views. You can either admire the sunset from the beach or join us on the sunset cruise in a traditional Ngalawa boat or local Dhow.

Normally the trip is a half day experience. You depart from your hotel around 2:00pm and return at 6:00pm. The trip includes some snacks, seasonal fruit, some soft drinks, champagne or a bottle of wine.

Dear customers, Dau Tours & Safaris is very pleased to inform you that transfer services are also provided upon your arrival to your holiday destination in Zanzibar. Your are welcome to book the following transfer options – shuttle bus, minibus, land cruiser for VIP and alphard. Please contact us if you need any kind of transport during your stay in Zanzibar.

Join us and visit the local village is your only opportunity to discover and experience many things about the real life of Zanzibar people, such as culture, traditional and taboos. You will be able to witness their main activities of everyday life, so through our village tour you will be able to find the answers for all the questions you might be asking yourself.

It is a half day guided tour starting at 2:00pm from your hotel and finishing around 6:00pm. We kindly remind you to respect the culture and dress appropriately (cover your shoulders and knees) as our island is mostly dominated by Islamic religion.