5 Days/4 Nights - Stone Town/North
5 DAYS | 4 NIGHT
The 5 Day Zanzibar Package Holiday Tour is the one you would do if you are short on time.
This Package includes the Prison Island Boat Trip, Safari Blue Boat Trip, Stone Town City Tour, Jozani Forest Tour and the Spice Tour.. You can start on any date you request. This is a private tour just your group in vehicle with driver/guides. We can help arrange flights and speed boats in and out of Zanzibar.
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1
After arrival at Zanzibar Airport meet and transfer to stone town evening leisure and overnight at Mizingani seafront hotel (or similar hotel) pool view room on BB basis
Day 2
Morning stone town walking tour by visiting old slave market abolished by Missionaries from England in 1873, fruits and vegetable market built in 1904 by Sultan Said Ali bin Humud, National museum ( House of wonders ) built by Sultan Said Barghash bin Said in 1883. , old British club built in 1896, Tippu tip house former slave traders house, Gizenga street and Carving .Evening leisure and overnight in stone town on BB basis
Day 3
Transfer to the beach hotel via Spice tour and tasting different types of spices such like cinnamon, ginger, vanilla, cardamom, nutmeg, black paper and some tropical fruits found in the plantation, evening leisure and overnight at Flame Tree on BB basis
Day 4
Beach leisure and overnight at Flame tree on BB basis
Day 5
Transfer to the airport for the flight back home.
inclusions
- All Excursions shown in the package
- Pick up and drop off from your Hotel
- Experienced Professional Tour guide
- All taxes and service fees included
- Hotel Accommodations
- Transfer & Transport waiting charge
Exclusions
- Medical insurance
- International flights
- Visa
- Expenses of a personal nature
- Airport Taxes
- Gratuities for guide/driver.
Kind Note
“The price of this package does not include Tips / Gratuities for the porters guides, as in the rest of the world tips are given only when the Clients are satisfied with the service they have been given. It is customary however to tip one’s guides and porters, guidelines will be given.”