• House of Wonder - Discover one of Stone Town’s most renowned landmarks—The House of Wonders, a former Sultan’s palace and the tallest structure in Stone Town. Delve into its rich history, Swahili architecture, and its importance as a symbol of Zanzibar’s cultural legacy.
• Freddie Mercury Museum - Explore the childhood home of Freddie Mercury, the iconic lead singer of Queen, who was born in Zanzibar in 1946. As you pause outside this historic site, your guide will recount tales of his early life in Stone Town and how his diverse background shaped his music. You’ll see the commemorative plaque and have the opportunity to take photos while learning how this modest beginning led to one of rock music’s greatest legends.
• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - Visit one of Stone Town’s most significant historic locations—the Old Slave Market, where countless enslaved Africans were once traded. Your guide will lead you through the underground slave chambers, revealing the cramped, dark spaces where individuals were held before being auctioned.

You’ll also explore the Anglican Cathedral, constructed on the very site of the market, with its symbolic altar placed where the whipping post once stood. The tour includes time to reflect at the Slave Monument, a poignant sculpture honoring the victims of the slave trade.

This stop provides a profound, educational experience that uncovers Zanzibar’s deep and intricate history with slavery and colonialism.

• Darajani Bazaar - Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and aromas of Darajani Bazaar, Stone Town’s most bustling local market. Stroll through vibrant stalls brimming with colorful spices, fresh seafood, tropical fruits, local textiles, and handcrafted items.

Your guide will explain the market’s role in daily Zanzibari life and offer tips on local ingredients, Swahili culinary traditions, and how to find the best souvenirs. You’ll also have the chance to engage with friendly vendors and capture lively photos of this genuine, bustling hub.

• The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - Start your adventure at the Old Fort, the oldest building in Stone Town, constructed in the 17th century by Omani Arabs to defend against the Portuguese. Wander through its historic stone walls, explore the inner courtyard, and learn about its function as a fortress, prison, and cultural center over the years.

Your guide will share tales of battles, trade, and Zanzibar’s strategic significance in the Indian Ocean. Today, the fort also hosts local craft shops and a small amphitheater—offering a perfect blend of history and vibrant local life.

• Hamamni Persian Baths - Discover the historic Hamamni Persian Baths, built in the late 1800s for Zanzibar’s elite. Your guide will lead you through the beautifully preserved bathing chambers, explaining how these baths were used for socializing, relaxation, and hygiene.

Learn about the ingenious architecture that allowed hot and cold water to circulate and the influence of Persian and Swahili culture in their design. While no longer operational, the site offers a captivating glimpse into the luxurious lifestyle of Zanzibar’s past.

• People’s Palace Museum - Explore the People’s Palace Museum, once the official residence of the Sultans of Zanzibar. As you tour the building, your guide will provide insights into the daily lives of the royal family, their opulent lifestyle, and Zanzibar’s political history.

You’ll see preserved furniture, personal items, and historical photos that vividly depict the island’s royal heritage—from the days of the Sultanate to the 1964 revolution. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in Zanzibar’s unique blend of royalty, culture, and colonial history.

• Walking tour of Stone Town’s main historical and cultural sites
• Expert local guide throughout the tour
• Bottled water during the tour
• Small group experience (optional, if applicable)

• Food, drinks, and snacks (except bottled water)
• Transportation to and from the meeting point
• Personal expenses and souvenirs

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.