Embark on an enriching excursion that offers a fascinating glimpse into the traditional way of life in Zanzibar, where fishing and farming are integral to the island’s heritage.

Your journey begins with a visit to a local spice plantation, where farmers cultivate a bounty of spices, fruits, and vegetables. Engage your senses as you smell and taste the aromatic delights, sampling fruit and sipping spiced teas amidst the verdant plantation.

Venture into the village of Mchangani, where time seems to stand still. Witness age-old traditions as women skillfully weave mats and thatch roofs using dried palm leaves. Step inside a local home to observe the art of henna painting and the ancient ritual of water collection from a traditional well.

Learn about the invaluable role of the coconut in village life as a local guide demonstrates the husking and grating process. At the bustling Mkokotoni fish market, marvel at the diverse array of fish caught in Zanzibar’s abundant seas.

Continue your exploration with a visit to a local blacksmith, where you’ll witness the meticulous craft of manual nail-making.

Take a well-deserved lunch break in Nungwi at a local restaurant, where you can savor the flavors of Zanzibar cuisine (optional and paid directly).

In Nungwi, discover the age-old art of dhow construction as craftsmen skillfully shape wooden vessels by hand. Conclude your journey at the Mnarani natural aquarium, a sanctuary for endangered Green and Hawksbill Sea Turtles nestled within a tranquil lagoon.