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Per PersonEmbark on a captivating Stone Town City Tour, where the heart of Zanzibar’s cultural and historical legacy awaits you. Known as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Stone Town is a maze of narrow streets, bustling bazaars, vibrant markets, and stunning architecture. This guided tour will transport you back in time, revealing the deep influences of Arab, Persian, Indian, and European cultures that have shaped this fascinating city over centuries.
Why Take the Stone Town City Tour?
This tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Zanzibar’s past, from its days as a thriving center of trade to its complex cultural legacy. With a knowledgeable guide by your side, you’ll gain deeper insights into the island’s unique blend of cultures, traditions, and stories that still resonate in its streets today. Whether you are an avid history buff or simply looking to immerse yourself in a beautiful, vibrant city, the Stone Town City Tour promises to be a memorable experience.
Included and Excluded
- Pick up and drop off from your Hotel
- Entrances fees
- 1L bottle of mineral water
- Transport waiting charge
- Experienced Professional Tour guide
- All taxes, fuel surcharges and service fees included
- Medical insurance
- Flights
- Visa
- Expenses of a personal nature
Highlights of the Tour
- Ancient Arab colonial history
- Visit the Anglican Church
- Visit the, House of Wonder, Sultan Palace Museum & the Central Market
- Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city
- Walking on narrows streets of Stone Town, Small shops, souvenirs, food, and famous, beautifully curved doors of Stone Town.
Itinerary
Visit the Anglican Church of Christ built by Bishop Steers in 1874 and get a chance to walk through the streets of Stone Town and get to buy tropical fruits and spices, while hearing different dialects being spoken by the people of the town at the market.
Part of a palace complex was the main official residence within the Zanzibar Stone Town. Sultan Said and some of his descendants lie buried in this palace graveyard. Â
Designed by the same architect who designed the High Court (also located in town), J. H. Sinclair, the National Museum is home to many of memorabilia including, most notably, Livingstone's medical chest.
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