ZANZIBAR CITY
One of the world's oldest cities, its most historic and interesting as a visiting site .
This tour will allow you to appreciate the range of architecture from 16th century Portuguese Forts to the colonial mansions .
The charm of this mysterious and historic city is evoked by the palace built by Sultan Said between1880-1882 for his harems’ use. There is also the Anglican church which was built by Bishop Steers in 1874 on the site of the Old Slave Market. Inside the church there is cross made of wood cut from a tree brought from Chitambo where the heart of Dr. Livingstone was buried in 1873.
There is a range of historical building such as; the  beautiful Ornate Old Dispensary , the House of Wonders, the dhow harbour, and the museum .

Don’t miss a walk along the narrow lanes of the Oldest part of the town where you could visit various curio shop and see the ancient antique Arab doors….the landmark of Stone Town . Here you could purchase gifts in the exotic bazaars antique shops and in spice emporiums , or bargain for materials from the streets hawkers.

ZENJ TOURS
Zanzibar is one of the world's most beautiful Island . Her name evokes a romantic past. She is sometimes referred to as the Island of sensation . Zanzibar is one of the World's most exciting destination , and is frequented by tourists who are looking for an Island that still offers history , tranquillity , white sandy beaches , sparkling water and small hotels in which you feel totally at home in the short time you will be there.
The Influence of the different races that settled in Zanzibar over the centuries such as Arabs, Persians, Indians and Europeans blended with the local African tradition, have left  an impact on the architecture and the people of Zanzibar .The narrow streets of the Old Stone town are some of the vivid remainders of the Island 's very interesting history.

SPICE TOUR

This is one of the most interesting tours to be taken in Zanzibar. It brings you to the small private farms where different types of spices and fruits are grown, here you can experience the variety spices such as cloves , nutmeg, black paper , cardamom chilli , vanilla , and cinnamon , and the variety  fruits such as durian , guavas , jackfruits, pomegranates , banana , oranges etc. Also you will get to see rare plants such as henna , perfume tree and lipstick tree. Along the route you will get the opportunity to visit the Persian Bath at Kidichi built by Sultan Said in 1850 and the Slave Cave at Mangapwani.

ECO - TOURS
This is the area that TourismZanzibar.com is putting all its effort on. We know that our islands posses all the potentials of natural environment that are really required for a sustainable tourism. That would remain on the top of our agenda and our program will ensure that.
We have a lot to offer in this area and visitors to Zanzibar and Pemba are assured that they will see the best of Zanzibar on eco tours both in the main island of Unguja as well in the sister island of Pemba.

In Unguja we would offer:
The dolphin tour – this is a half day program taking you to Kizimkazi about 35 kilometres from Zanzibar Town. Alternatively this could be approached by taking an early morning boat at Bwefum about 15 kilometres, West of Zanzibar island.

Our islands posses all the potentials of the natural environment that are required for a sustainable tourism. This remains on the top of our agenda and our program will ensure that, the natural habitats are well maintained. We have a lot to offer in this area and visitors to Zanzibar and Pemba are assured that they will see the best of Zanzibar on eco tours both in the main island of Unguja as at the island of Pemba.

What Unguja has to offer:
The dolphin tour – this is a half day program taking you to Kizimkazi about 35 kilometres from Zanzibar Town. Alternatively you could take an early morning boat at Bwefum about 15 kilometres, West of Zanzibar island.

Jozani Forest
This is where you will be able to see the red Columbus monkey which are only found in Zanzibar and not anywhere else in the world. It is an interesting itinerary that will allow you a leisure walk inside the protected forest.

1. The British Airways award winning Chumbe Marine Park is a beautiful setting for a whole day out and even an overnight stay place. Emphasising on marine care, Chumbe Marine Park has become the pride of Zanzibar, this is where the clear waters and tempting corals will entice you to play around the whole time of your stay.
2. Zala Park is another place to go. Here you will visit the nature park and go on to a nature trail. You see various types of snakes that are kept here.
3. Seaweed farming is another area prominent all over the coast of Zanzibar from East, South to the North. It is very interesting to watch the women at work and especially learning how the seaweed has financially empowered them. Talking to the women of Zanzibar and sharing experiences with them is always a good feeling.
4. The Botanic Garden is one of the oldest gardens dating back to the British Colonial days. The flora and fauna found is simply exotic and fantastic. A visitor will come across many rare flowers and plants that are jealously protected.
5. At the Ufufuma Protected Forest you could go on to natural trail that will take you deep into the sacred caves and to the un spoiled sweet water streams while encountering the world rare Columbus monkey and endangered bat species.

What Pemba has to offer:
A guided tour into the Ngezi Forest where wonders of the flora and fauna will unfold before your very own eyes. Rare plants like the Mpapindi are only to be found at the Ngezi Forest and no where else in the world.
The mere pleasure of walking through the Forest is enthralling.
Misali is one of the best water sport area in Africa. At Misali the Island has been heralded as Sacred Gift to the Mankind. Here you can dive, snorkel as well as enjoy the cleanest swim you ever done any where in your life time.

BEACH HOTELS

BLUE BAY HOTEL
Its one of the high class hotels along the …..beach of Zanzibar set to entertain and relax visitors by its beautiful view of the sea and eye pleasing gardens.
It has spacious rooms and most of them with a perfect view of the sea and they are all well maintained to allow ultimate satisfaction.
The hotel can house big groups and is correctly set to hold international conferences. Some of the facilities available include windsurfing, tennis court, sailing as well as diving and snorkelling.

PEMBA : THE BEST OF ZANZIBAR

HONEYMOON
Zanzibar is made up of two main islands and several islets. Though Pemba is equally big as the main island of Unguja, but little is known of this virgin, innocent and unspoiled island which still lives in a very traditional way.
To us, Pemba is the best of Zanzibar. It is the best setting for lazy vacationing.
We strongly recommend in the least a two day stay but in four days we would make you believe you have never been to any place better. Challenge us on that!!!
Imagine you want to stay at a serene, far place, very relaxing, environmentally positive and very welcoming and that is Pemba.
Proud of its past and jealously clinging to it, Pemba has a lot to offer for someone who wants to see a people not bothered by modernity.
We recommend you stay  in any of this two places while you visit Pemba, here you will get exquisite service with maximum satisfaction.

TOWNHOTELS

TEMBO HOTEL
This is one of the newest hotels among others that have come up lately to keep up with the accommodation demands raised by the increase of visitors to Zanzibar.
Tembo House Hotel has many interesting historical neighbours. Juse next door is the former British Consulate where Dr. David Livingston's body was brought in 874 during the epic journey form deepest Africa back to England.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
The tallest hotel in Zanzibar. Its tall structure makes it possible for visitors to enjoy a wide view of Zanzibar’s Stone Town.
The old architecture style adapted in building this house about a century ago, has extended its rooms to be the very large and with wide windows that make them very airy and bring in plenty of light.
It is situated at the centre of the Stone Town and only a stone throw away from the central fruit market, the slave market and the Anglican Church.