🕓Zanzibar: Jozani Forest, Spice Farm, Stone Town Private Tour

NATURE MEETS HISTORY..JOZANI FOREST Begin your adventure with a comfortable pick up from your hotel straight to visit to Jozani Forest, a sanctuary for the rare Red Colobus Monkeys. Walk through the forest with your private guide of your language, get the forest feeling by learning about the local flora and fauna. Spot troops of monkeys as they scramble through the branches and, if you’re lucky, catch a glimpse of the well-camouflaged chameleon.Continue your journey with a walk along the mangrove boardwalk. Spot crabs and tropical fish as your guide explains the importance of mangroves to environmental conservation and village life.SPICE FARM Next, head to a spice farm to discover the secrets of Zanzibar’s organic spices. Zanzibar is well known as “Spice Island”. Learn how Zanzibar’s spices are grown and how they’re being used for, cooking, medicine, and cosmetics making. Touch, smell, and taste fresh spices like Cloves, Nutmeg, Vanilla, Cinnamon, Cardamon, Black pepper, Pineapple plant, Jackfruit, Dorian and lots more. Visit a spice shop to see handcrafted and end products while having the chance to purchase your favourites.Before heading to Stone Town, take a little break to taste some fresh Zanzibar’s special tropical fruits, like Watermelon, Red Banana, Yellow Banana, Pineapple, Mangoes, Oranges and Jackfruit.STONE TOWN Finally, explore the historic streets of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit landmarks like the Former Slave Market Historical site, the old Arab Sultan’s Palace, the Old Fort, Forodhani Garden, House of Wonder, and see the house where Freddie Mercury was born. Stroll through the narrow streets of the Old Town to the City Market, where locals sell fresh fruits and utensils.Observe the vibrant hustle and bustle of the fresh fish auction while learning about the history of everything you see around you. A few minutes’ walk away from the City Market, explore the famous Old Slave Market site and the Anglican Church. Zanzibar was the primary hub and the world’s last open slave market for the East African slave trade, which was predominantly run by Omani Arabs from the 8th to the late 19th century. The trade continued illegally for years, and the institution of domestic slavery itself was not fully abolished until a final decree in 1897, with some informal practices reportedly continuing until the 1960s.OPTIONAL Get the chance to pay on your own (10 USD per person) to enter the former slave market historical site to see the slave monuments and small slave chambers in which slaves were kept starving while waiting to be sold to new owners.Get the chance for shopping in Stone Town to purchase your memorable things. Souvenirs, Zanzibar Jersey and others.Before going back to hotel, get the chance to take a little break anywhere if you want to enjoy your meal or a cup of coffee/ tea. Then finally we begin a drive back to your hotel.A COMPLETE DAY FULL OF EXPERIENCE!