As you look up through the luscious jungle, be on the lookout for the famous red colobus monkeys of Zanzibar who may be searching in the trees for their dinner. Accustomed to visitors, you will have no trouble watching them while they eat or play.

Walking through the mangroves will take you over the marsh, where, depending on the tide, you can see tropical fish between the roots of the mangrove and crabs wandering through the mud. Mangroves play an important role in the conservation of the environment and are an essential resource for villagers. Your guide will give you be able to inform you on the different species found in the marsh and their job in this environment.

Continue your day with a transfer to Kizimkazi, on the south coast of Zanzibar, where you’ll set out to sea to experience a half-day of dolphin watching at their favourite hangout along the shallow coast. Kizimkazi is home to many dolphins, beautiful coral reefs and tropical fish.

Upon arrival, you will be briefed by security and will then embark on your boat to go in search of these marvellous mammals.

On this trip, you will be able to get as close as 10-20 metres to the dolphins, watching them play and jump through the water. However, dolphins are not tame and can be shy, so dolphin-spotting isn’t 100% guaranteed. On the other hand, this trip does give you the chance to sail the gorgeous coastline upon which you can admire the glistening ocean – why not head in the waters for a snorkel to see the coral reef, and swim in the clear, warm waters of the Indian Ocean.

You will then head back to the beach for a relaxing break with the crew.

Important information:
- Day trip with lunch included (excluding drinks)
- To bring: walking shoes, sunscreen, swimsuit and beach towel
- It is strictly forbidden to touch the monkeys
- This tour is not accessible to people with reduced mobility

The price includes:
- Return transfers from hotel to excursion
- Entrances during the entire excursion
- 1 bottle of water
- 1 à la carte lunch (1 glass of juice included) at Jafferji house
- Snorkelling equipment for meeting the dolphins

You will then follow in the footsteps of sultans, servants and explorers through the winding streets of Stone Town. Your guide will tell you about the events that shaped Zanzibar by guiding you through its buildings, such as the former slave market and the Anglican Cathedral, the House of Wonders and the Sultans Palace Museum, the Old Fort and the Arab Dispensary. Walking through the footsteps of the past, this walking tour offers a window to modern life in Stone Town.

You’ll also have the chance to visit the markets, with seafood and stacked fish, fresh bread in wicker baskets and stacks of fruit and vegetables, all available for purchase. Walk through the stalls as children play in neighbourhood streets, mothers chat away and then men play board games. You may be able to take an optional stop at Zanzibar Café, giving you a moment to relax away from the heat and the hustle and bustle. There will be a selection of seasonal drinks and fruits on offer - the perfect option to continue your visit. This tour of the city can be adapted to your desires, so if you love to shop, want to be immersed in the culture or fond of history, your guide can recommend itineraries to make this a personalised discovery.

Important information:
- Day trip with lunch included (excluding drinks)
- To bring: walking shoes and sunscreen
- Women should cover their shoulders and wear long trousers or skirts
- This tour is accessible to people with reduced mobility

The price includes:
- Return transfers from hotel to excursion
- Appetisers
- 1 bottle of water
- 1 à la carte lunch (1 glass of juice included) at Jafferji house

Upon arrival, you will participate in a briefing about the safari. There is a 90% chance of seeing dolphins.

Pull up to Kwale Sandbank, where you will have the opportunity to snorkel in the coral reef, accompanied by the guide. Enjoy a refreshing drink before heading out for a tamarind lunch at Kwale Island. Discover a buffet featuring grilled fish, lobster, squid, chicken and tropical fruits. After lunch, you can laze on the beach or go for a swim in the lagoon. The more adventurous can try sailing in a ngalawa, a local canoe. The return to Fumba is scheduled at 17:30.

Important information:
- Day trip with lunch included (excluding drinks)
- To bring: a swimsuit, a beach towel, a hat, sunscreen and shoes to walk in the water
- The tour is not accessible to people with reduced mobility
- Children are allowed from 5 years old

The price includes:
- Return transfers from hotel to excursion
- Entrance to the marine park
- 1 bottle of water
- 1 a la carte lunch (seafood)
- Snorkelling equipment