Stone Town + Spice Farm Tour Combo
2 highlights in 1 day, plus a local lunch.
Best time
June – Oct + Dec – Feb
Currency
USD
Climate
Tropical
Flight
10h
Language
Swahili
This excursion brings together two essential sides of Zanzibar: Stone Town, the historic heart of the archipelago, and a spice farm, to discover the plantations that shaped the island's identity. An ideal format for combining heritage, local culture and food. This is a private excursion, with a French-speaking guide throughout.
The visit begins in Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site: Darajani Market, the former slave market, the Anglican cathedral, the lanes of the old town, the carved doors and the historic buildings. The route brings out the mix of African, Arab, Indian and European influences that shaped Zanzibar.
The excursion then heads for the plantations in the centre of the island for a spice farm tour. Cinnamon, clove, vanilla, nutmeg, ginger, pepper and other aromatic plants are presented directly in their natural setting. The visit is punctuated with tastings of fresh fruit and spices, before a traditional Swahili meal prepared on the spot. An experience between history, local traditions, the scent of spices and Swahili flavours.
Highlights
Two major visits
Stone Town, a UNESCO site
Cinnamon, clove and nutmeg
Swahili meal prepared on the spot
Suited to short stays
What's included
Return transport
French-speaking guide on both visits
Swahili lunch: spiced rice, grilled fish or curry
Site entry fees
Itinerary
- 1
Stone Town
Darajani, the former slave market, alleyways and carved doors.
- 210:30
Prison Island
Crossing, then the giant tortoise sanctuary.
- 3
Lunch
Swahili cuisine, on site or back in Stone Town.
- 4
The spice tour
Plantations in the centre of the island and a tasting of fresh fruit.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.












