Top Zanzibar Tuk Tuk Tours

Get more out of your trip to Zanzibar by prebooking this private walking tour that lets you explore the city with a private guide who focuses just on you. This is an ideal pick for first-time visitors who want to get a breakdown of the city, so they can gain a deeper understanding of its culture while finding their footing there, too.

Unreliable rides are the worst thing to experience in a new place. Prebook this Zanzibar Island Taxi Ride Service, and while in Tanzania, never worry about how you're getting somewhere. You'll choose the area you want to be picked up in and taken to when booking. Then, you'll enjoy a reliable, private ride while in Zanzibar.

Discover two of the most important destinations in Zanzibar in a single day. This private tour takes you to UNESCO-listed Stone Town where you will explore such landmarks as the Old Fort, House of Wonders (National Museum), Sultan Palace, Darajani Market, and Hamamni Baths. Afterward, you'll head for Changuu, also known as Prison Island, to see the prison ruins and Aldabra giant tortoise.

Visit two of Zanzibar's most interesting attractions in just one day with this tour. You'll visit Prison Island, known for its old prison and giant turtles, followed by a trip to Nakupenda, known as the "Vanishing Island" as it disappears during the high tide. You'll have plenty of time to swim, snorkel, and dine on seafood and white wine before you return to Stone Town by boat.

Zanzibar's vibrant culture Prison Island is a stunning achievement, a must-see place once in life. Restored ruins, nature trails, and a wide variety of endemic flora and fauna including the world-famous Giant Aldabra Tortoises. Across East Africa, Swahili culture is known to be one of the most unique and unadulterated. They are famous for their cooking and traditional medicine. Swahili cuisine is the most famous in celebratory occasions across the region. They have perfected the art of traditional medicine known to heal different ailments. Why’s Swahili culture so interesting? Which are the differences from Swahili with other African cultures? Have you seen their decorations during weddings and other celebrations? Learn how they make their locals food, how they marry, their favorite pastime. Take part in their dance and join them for a night of festivities. Your guide will take you through rural villages. It is the best way to promote islanders and appreciate their culture.