Tanzania · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 6 3-hour experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Private 3-hour Stone Town walk: UNESCO streets, spice market, slave-trade sites, landmark stops, and coffee breaks.
“Our tour guide Khameez met us at our hotel and brought us on our walking tour from there. He was very knowledgeable about Stone Town’s culture and history and was happy to answer all of our questions. Khameez was engaging and fun throughout our tour.”
Private Stone Town walk in Zanzibar with smart stops from Old Fort to food markets, plus optional museum entries and $8 add-ons.
“Great walking tour with Nasir, he was very knowledgeable and provided lots of interesting information on the history of Stone Town.”
Walk Stone Town in 3 hours with a local guide, from the slave market and Swahili origins to the spice market and Forodhani Gardens.
“Très bonne visite et découverte de Stone Town grâce à notre guide Amari, l’histoire de cette ville mérite largement un guide pr comprendre Merci”
A 3-hour private Stone Town walk with a guide, photo stops, and included tickets, covering Fort, the Slave Market, bazaars, and more.
“Very good and knowledgeable guide with a focus on details about history, culture and art of the island and old city. For people who wish to visit Stone Town, a clear recommendation.”
3-hour private Stone Town walk in Zanzibar with Old Fort, markets, slave trade sites, and Freddie Mercury museum for $35.
“Excellent guide who really knows his city. Compares to other guides that we had in Tanzania he speaks very clear english. We would definately recommed to boon tour with Hassan.”
3-hour quad ride from Nungwi to Kendwa with village trails, coconut breaks, and drone video. Hotel pickup and return included.
“Nice quad ride. The quads are well maintained. Visit to a stunning beach with a beautiful sandbar at low tide, followed by a traditional village, with the villagers. Just that it's still a bit touristy, with the kids having to buy stuff and snatching the treats as soon as they're out. I'm not against giving and sharing in return for their welcome, but I think it distorts their authenticity. But I loved seeing all these kids with their beautiful smiles. Lots of poverty. Our guide Alex speaks French really well, he was adorable, attentive, and took us some great family photos. We'll keep a nice memory of this outing. Thanks…”
Every kind of day out between the crater rim and the reef.
