People's Palace Museum

Uncover the charm of Prison Island with a private 3-hour guided tour, where you'll interact with tortoises, swim, and unwind on the pristine beach. Immerse yourself in this unforgettable experience available from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Meet your expert guide and skilled boatman as you board a traditional steam-engine wooden boat, setting sail towards the illustrious island for a scenic 30-minute journey. Your knowledgeable guide will provide insightful commentary on the island's rich history, shedding light on its past as a prison, chapel, and sanctuary for freed slaves. Delve into the island's fascinating history as you explore centuries-old buildings that once served various purposes. Take a dip or snorkel amidst vibrant coral rocks and crystal-clear waters, encountering majestic tortoises along the way. Rest assured with provided life jackets for added safety, ensuring a worry-free experience for those less confident in the water. Capture precious moments with these ancient creatures and create memories that will last a lifetime.

If you are looking for the extraordinary activity which you can do is Zanzibar, then Nakupenda sandbank must be in your list. Nakupenda Sandbank is one of the most stunning beaches in Zanzibar and Africa as a whole. Its spectacular beach spreads across the extensive Indian Ocean shoreline, boasting of beautiful white sand and clear blue waters. At Nakupenda Sandbank, opportunities are endless and there is something for everyone. If you are interested in experiencing nature, beach holiday, sunbathing or discover marine life at the beautiful sandbanks, Nakupenda still has you covered. This tour start with the pick up from your Hotel, our guide will take you from your Hotel and drive to our departure place where you will catch your boat to Nakupenda Sandbank. Once you arrive on the sandbank, you will have perfect time to enjoy with your loved ones, swimming, testing variety of fresh fruits, relaxing explore the view of the sandbank. At the end you will have your fresh seafood bbq lunch prepared by our chefs on the sandbank. After having a lunch and relaxing, you will take your boat back to Stone Town where our driver will pick you up back to your Hotel.

Discover the highlights of Stone Town on a guided walking tour. See the Old Slave Market, the Anglican Cathedral of Christ, and the Sultans Palace Museum. Admire the architecture of the city and learn about its history. Start your tour at the main City market, which was opened in 1904. Get a comprehensive view of the Stone Town architecture, its sand and stone ancient built houses, some of them have Arab/Indian with carved doors with brass studs, and carved balconies. Continue to the Old Post Office and the house where Freddy Mercury was born. Stop at the Anglican Cathedral of Christ, on the site of the Old Slave Market. From here, continue to the Sultans Palace Museum, House of Wonders (Beit-el-ajaib), and the Old Arab Fort. Finish your tour at the Forodhani Garden.

Discover the rich history and culture of Stone Town on a guided tour. Explore the winding streets of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, see the iconic Zanzibar doors, and visit the Freddie Mercury Museum. Meet your guide and set off to explore the winding streets of Stone Town's historic center, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See beautifully preserved buildings that showcase a blend of African, Arab, Indian, and European architectural styles. Admire the iconic Zanzibar doors, which are intricately carved wooden doors found throughout the city. These doors are a testament to Stone Town's rich cultural heritage and serve as a reminder of its past as a major trading hub. Continue to the Freddie Mercury Museum in Zanzibar. See a collection of personal items, photographs, and memorabilia belonging to Freddie Mercury, including his stage costumes, instruments, and personal letters. The museum also features a replica of Mercury's famous "Magic Tour" stage set-up, as well as an interactive experience where visitors can sing along to Queen's classic songs. Learn about Zanzibar's history and culture, offering visitors a glimpse into the island's rich heritage and its influence on Mercury's music.