Things to do in Tanzania
Safaris5 optionsTanzania Safari Arusha74 optionsSpice Stone Town Tour23 optionsZanzibar Snorkeling Tour25 optionsDolphin Tour Zanzibar12 optionsWildlife Zanzibar14 optionsKilimanjaro Hiking Tour13 optionsZanzibar Airport Transfer16 optionsSafaris11 optionsZanzibar Day Trip5 optionsArusha Day Trips6 optionsKayaking Tours6 options
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Zanzibar Stone Town: Walking tour with local guideStep into Zanzibar’s Stone Town alongside a local guide who knows every alleyway and story. You’ll taste market spices, visit the Old Slave Market site with entry included, see Freddie Mercury’s house, and pause under ancient carved doors — moments you’ll remember long after your feet stop aching.
One Day Safari from Zanzibar to Mikumi National ParkIf you want to see wild Tanzania in just one day from Zanzibar, this trip packs it in—lions, elephants, giraffes, and more than 300 bird species await. You’ll get real close to nature (and maybe even closer to an elephant than you expected). It’s easy, guided by locals who know every track and call.
Zanzibar: Spice Farm & Stone Town Private Tour with LunchYou visit a working spice plantation where you handle cloves, nutmeg, and cardamom; take a boat to Prison Island to see giant tortoises; explore Stone Town's narrow alleys, markets, and historical sites including a former slave market museum; and eat a Swahili lunch. Hotel pickup and private transportation are included, so you move between stops without arranging anything yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main attractions of Zanzibar City — spices, history, and wildlife — without arranging transport, timing stops, or finding lunch; the private pickup and fixed itinerary handle all three, leaving you to focus on what you're seeing.
Stone Town Zanzibar: Historical Walking Tour & MarketsYou walk through Stone Town's historic lanes with a licensed local guide, stopping at the Former Slave Market, House of Wonders, Old Fort, Freddie Mercury's childhood home, and ending at Darajani Market. The guide handles the history and context while you move at a steady pace through narrow streets and open squares. Entry to the Former Slave Market is included, and the whole tour runs about half a day, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Stone Town's main historical sites and markets covered in one morning or afternoon without arranging a private guide separately—the fixed route and included entry mean you move through the key stops without backtracking or negotiating access at each place.
Stone Town & Spice Farm Tour ZanzibarYou walk the oldest streets of Stone Town, see the House of Wonders and Old Fort up close, then drive north to a working spice farm where you watch local cooks prepare dishes with fresh spices. The 6-7 hour tour includes both sites, transportation between them, and bottled water. You're back in town by late afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want both Zanzibar's history and its agricultural side in one outing without arranging separate transport. The 6-7 hours means you see Stone Town properly and still have time at the spice farm—rushing either one would lose what makes each worth the visit.
Kilimanjaro 8-Day Lemosho Route: Summit Trek & AcclimatizationYou start in Moshi with a hotel briefing, drive to Londorossi Gate, and spend eight days climbing Kilimanjaro's most scenic route with a professional guide. The pace prioritizes acclimatization over speed, with camp-to-summit support and all meals included. You summit on Day 7 and descend the same day, finishing with a certificate and a hotel drop-off by afternoon on Day 8.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers, couples, and small groups with moderate fitness who want the best acclimatization schedule and scenic views on Kilimanjaro. Plan for eight full days out of your schedule — that's what makes the slower pace and higher summit success possible.
Zanzibar Airport Transfer: Private Pickup & AC MinibusYou get a driver waiting at arrivals with your name, an air-conditioned vehicle, and a bottle of water included. The pickup time is locked to your flight, the price is set before you arrive, and you can message the driver if anything changes. No negotiation, no surprises, just a ride to your hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and negotiation at arrivals — the fixed price and confirmed pickup time mean you know exactly what you're paying and when someone will be there.
Zanzibar: Stone Town, Prison Island & Spice Farm TourYou get hotel pickup, entry to Stone Town's main historical sites, a boat crossing to Changuu Island to see 200-year-old tortoises and swim in clear water, a guided spice farm visit with explanations of how each plant is grown and used, and the spice market at the end. Drinks are included, transport is air-conditioned, and the guide speaks your language — which means you spend the day learning instead of figuring out logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Stone Town's main historical sites, swim at a real island, and understand where Zanzibar spices come from — all in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing yourself. The fixed itinerary is what makes three separate experiences fit into a single afternoon.
Stonetown Zanzibar: Walking Tour with Local Guide & FoodYou’ll wander Stonetown’s maze-like streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect powerful moments at the old slave market, lively scenes at Darajani spice market, and real Swahili flavors at Lukmaan Restaurant. With bottled water included and plenty of time to pause or ask questions, it’s an experience you’ll remember long after you leave Zanzibar.
Zanzibar Dhow Sunset Cruise: Traditional Sailing at NungwiA four-hour dhow sailing tour departs from Nungwi Beach on Zanzibar's northern coast, taking you out on the water as the sun sets over the Indian Ocean. You board a traditional wooden boat, sail past Kendwa Beach, and spend the evening watching the sky shift through colors while a live guide shares the rhythm of the coast. Tropical fruit and bottled water are included; the guide speaks English or French.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free late afternoon and want to spend the entire sunset on the water rather than watching it from the beach. The four-hour sail keeps you at sea long enough to see the full color change, which suits travelers who want to slow down and stay in one place instead of moving between multiple stops.
Zanzibar: Spice Farm Tour with Lunch & Local Guide PickupYou’ll wander through Zanzibar’s lush spice farms with a local guide, tasting fresh cinnamon and cardamom right from the source. Enjoy a homemade lunch flavored by the very spices you’ve seen growing, chat with community members making soaps and creams, and bring home scents that linger long after you leave.
Snorkeling Zanzibar: Private Dhow sail to Mnemba sandbankA full-day private Dhow sailing trip from Kendwa beach to Mnemba sandbank in Zanzibar, with snorkeling at a nearby reef, fresh-cooked seafood lunch on board, and a high chance of spotting dolphins in their natural habitat. The boat is traditional East African sailing vessel, the guide speaks English, and all snorkeling gear, drinks and meals are included. Mnemba Marine Park access fees are separate.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want to snorkel without renting gear separately or organizing a boat yourself—the Dhow, the crew, the meals and the route are all arranged, so you show up at Kendwa and the day unfolds on the water. The private boat means your group sets the pace and the stops, and the traditional sailing style is slower and quieter than a motorized tour, which is what makes spotting dolphins and watching the island from offshore feel less rushed.
Tumbatu Island Snorkeling Tour: Two Reefs, Traditional DhowA half-day snorkeling trip from Kendwa beach to Tumbatu Island on a traditional sailing dhow, with two guided reef stops, equipment, snacks and drinks included. The boat holds a maximum of 10 guests. Pickup from any Kendwa or Nungwi location is included, and the morning departs early enough to return before lunch.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want a small-group morning on the water with two reef stops and no crowds—the maximum of 10 guests and Tumbatu's quieter location mean you'll snorkel without the tourist boats that gather at the main island's sites.
Stone Town Sunset Catamaran Cruise: Private Zanzibar SailingA private catamaran sunset cruise from Stone Town carries up to 40 guests on a 65-foot power catamaran through Zanzibar's coastal waters for three hours, with complimentary drinks, snacks, music and a swimming stop at an anchored spot. The boat departs at 3 pm (arrive 20 minutes early) and includes beer, wine, soda, water, snorkelling gear and all fees. A live English-speaking guide is on board.Is it for me?Book this shared cruise if you want a set departure time and group atmosphere; choose a private charter (contact the operator) if you need flexibility for your group size or prefer sailing with only your party.
Zanzibar Prison Island & Nakupenda Beach Boat TourYou board a boat in Stone Town and cross to Changuu Island in half an hour, where a guide walks you through the island's actual history as a slave-holding station before colonial powers renamed it. Snorkeling gear is provided, and you spend time in the water around Nakupenda Beach before returning to your hotel. Hotel pickup, all entry fees, water, and a professional guide are included; the whole experience runs without hidden costs or separate arrangements.Is it for me?Book this if you want Zanzibar's island and beach experience without arranging separate transport, rental gear, or entry tickets—the fixed price and included pickup mean you step out of your hotel and onto the boat, nothing else to organize.
Kilimanjaro Lemosho Route: 7-Day Trek with Local GuidesYou’ll trek Kilimanjaro’s Lemosho route with local guides who know every turn of the trail. Expect misty rainforest mornings, hearty camp meals, and sunrise at Uhuru Peak if you’re lucky with weather. Your journey includes all mountain accommodation, meals, ethical porter care, and return transport — plus those small moments you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Selous Safari Day Trip from Zanzibar by Flight: Wildlife AdventureIf you want to see elephants, lions, wild dogs, and more all in one day—with barely any crowds—this Selous fly-in safari from Zanzibar is hard to beat. It’s quick, packed with wildlife sightings, and you’ll be back in time for dinner on the island.
Chemka Hot Springs Tour: Swim in Crystal-Clear WatersThis half-day tour from Moshi takes you to Chemka Hot Springs, a natural geothermal pool hidden in the jungle where you swim in warm, incredibly clear water and eat a packed lunch on the shore. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Moshi are included, along with a guide, lunch box, and water. An optional cultural visit to Rundugai village is available after swimming.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Moshi without a car—hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you only need to commit a half-day with no transport logistics to handle.
Private Dolphin & Snorkeling Tour Zanzibar: Mnemba IslandA private half-day tour in Zanzibar that combines dolphin watching in Menai Bay, snorkeling among the coral reefs of Mnemba Island atoll, and time on a sandbank with tropical fruit. A live guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French or another language leads the tour; hotel pickup, snorkeling equipment and mineral water are included. The tour runs three hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want the flexibility to move at your own pace between the three stops—dolphin watching, snorkeling and the sandbank—without sharing the boat or waiting for other groups. The guide adjusts timing based on what you see and how long you want to spend at each site.
Lemosho Route Kilimanjaro Climb: 7-day private trek to Uhuru PeakThe Lemosho Route private hiking tour on Kilimanjaro is a 7-day trek starting on the remote western side of the mountain, moving through rainforest and moorland before the final push to Uhuru Peak at 19,341 feet. The route follows the "climb high, sleep low" acclimatization principle, which the operator reports yields a 97% success rate to the summit. A professional guide leads in your choice of language; porters handle camp setup and meals; you hike with trekking poles and rest between elevation gains.Is it for me?Book this route if you have seven days and want the climb high, sleep low acclimatization strategy, or if you prefer starting on the remote western side where trails see fewer trekkers than the busier eastern approaches.
