Tanzania Zanzibar Adventure Tours

The limpid and crystalline water of Zanzibar, will bring you an incomparable adventure that you would live at authentic of local boats. The Dhow, sails by skillful of the sailors on the discovery of the dream place. South west of the island, Menai is an absolutely evocative place of the natural reserve that hospitable by their naturalistic and their proper pearls of Indian Ocean. 

For natural history enthusiasts, the main attraction of the underrated interior is Jozani Forest, which now forms part of Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park and harbours the island’s largest concentration of endemic Kirk’s red colobus monkey, along with rich birdlife and various other alluring forest creatures.Jozani Forest lies 35kms South-East of Zanzibar Town with an area of about 1,000 hectares, it is the only remaining natural forest on Unguja island 

Visit Prison Island and Nakupenda Beach on a full-day tour that’s all about snorkeling and sunbathing on one of Zanzibar’s most pristine beaches. This inclusive tour features a seafood lunch, snorkeling gear, snacks, and door-to-door transport from any place to ensure a hassle-free day of exploring the coast, with plenty of time independent time to enjoy beautiful Nakupenda Beach. The enchanting tiny sandy island, is located approximately 1 kilometer from the Stone Town City and accessible by boat in just 30 minutes. Surrounded by the amazing sea, in the most beautiful shades of blue and green water, guests can enjoy spectacular sea views in every direction. This amazing full day excursion includes something for everyone!

The United Republic of Tanzania is located in Eastern Africa, Tanzania covers 945,234 sq. km with 942,832 sq. km for Tanzania mainland and 2,400 sq.km for Zanzibar. About 32.5 percent of the country's land area (307,873 Km2l is protected areas which are under the management of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. These include, 22 National Parks, 22 Game reserves, 29 Game Controlled Areas, Ngorongoro Conservation Area etc.                                                Tanzania's natural and cultural resources are considered among the finest tourism attractions in the world. They include the Serengeti plains, the spectacular Ngorongoro Crater, and Africa's highest Mountain Kilimanjaro - in the North. Mikumi, Ruaha National Parks and the Selous Game Reserve in the South. Other additional natural attractions include the sandy beaches and the Spice Islands of Zanzibar and are all excellent. Olduvai Gorge, in the interior Rift Valley, is the site of discoveries of the trace of earliest man. To the tourist, Tanzania also offers interesting culture and arts, notably the Maasai culture and art and the Makonde sculptures and carvings done in ebony.