Daily Zanzibar Tour is a travel and tour company based in Zanzibar, Tanzania. They specialize in providing guided tours and travel services around Zanzibar Island and the mainland of Tanzania. The company offers a range of services, including cultural tours, historical site visits, beach excursions, spice tours, and safari trips. Their focus is on creating personalized and unique experiences for tourists, highlighting the natural beauty, culture, and history of Zanzibar.
Step into the rich history and culture of Zanzibar with the Stone Town Tour. Explore winding streets, historic landmarks like the House of Wonders, and vibrant markets, all shaped by centuries of Arab, Persian, and European influence. What sets this tour apart? You’ll experience a living history, from the Zanzibar Slave Market to spice-scented bazaars, offering a unique glimpse into the island’s past and present.
Places to Visit in Stone Town, Zanzibar:
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Cultural fusion and local traditions
Tour Ends: The tour typically concludes at Forodhani Gardens, where you can enjoy the lively evening food market and sunset views over the Indian Ocean.
Join us for a journey through the heart of Stone Town—book your tour today and let us make your visit truly special!
The Stone Town walking tour typically meets at Forodhani Gardens, infront of cape town fish market restaurant. Look for our guide dressing a purple tropical written T shirt —a distinctive and easy-to-spot element that ensures you’ll never miss us!
the vibrant heart of Stone Town, showcasing fresh produce, spices, fish, and local crafts. It’s a lively hub where visitors can immerse themselves in Zanzibari culture and sample authentic street food. A must-visit for an authentic local experience.
At Darajani Market, walkers will encounter a lively atmosphere filled with local vendors selling fresh produce, spices, and seafood. They can sample street food, interact with merchants, and capture vibrant photographs, all while experiencing the heart of Zanzibari daily life. Don't miss the chance to taste grilled seafood and other local delicacies.
At the Old Slave Market, walkers will encounter a significant historical site that highlights Zanzibar's role in the slave trade. Visitors can explore the remains of the market and the nearby Anglican Cathedral, which stands on its former site. Informative plaques provide insights into this poignant history, allowing walkers to reflect on the past and understand its impact on the local community. Note that! The entrance fees is 5$ per person into Tanzania shilling is 11,500.
At Jaws Corner, walkers will experience a lively local hub where they can enjoy Zanzibar coffee and snacks while mingling with locals. The area features street vendors and shops selling crafts and souvenirs, providing a vibrant atmosphere perfect for capturing photos and soaking in the culture of Stone Town.
At Freddie Mercury's House, walkers can see the childhood home of the iconic Queen frontman. The exterior showcases traditional Swahili architecture, and informational plaques provide insights into his early life in Zanzibar. Nearby, a shop offers memorabilia for fans, making it a perfect spot for photos and reflection on his legacy. The entrance fees of the museum is 8$ person.
At the House of Wonders (Beit-al-Ajaib), walkers can explore an iconic landmark known for its stunning Swahili architecture. Visitors will find exhibits on Zanzibar's history and culture inside, as well as panoramic views from the upper floors. Once a royal palace, this site offers insights into the island's rich heritage and is a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
At the Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe), walkers can explore Zanzibar’s oldest structure, featuring impressive stone walls and scenic courtyards. Visitors will learn about the island's history and enjoy local crafts from nearby artisans. The fort also hosts cultural events and performances, creating a vibrant atmosphere that highlights Zanzibar’s heritage.
At the Indian Temple (Kichangani Temple), walkers can admire the ornate architecture and colorful decorations that reflect Zanzibar's cultural diversity. Visitors may observe rituals inside the temple and explore sacred spaces dedicated to various deities. This peaceful site offers a glimpse into the traditions of the local Indian community and is a great spot to learn about Zanzibar's rich heritage.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
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