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Wander the coral-stone alleys of Stone Town, past the House of Wonders (closed for restoration) to the site of the old slave market, then visit a spice plantation to taste clove, nutmeg, vanilla and cinnamon straight from the tree. Includes a Swahili lunch and a local guide.
Walk the lanes of the UNESCO-listed old town with a local guide: the Old Fort, Forodhani Gardens, the carved doors, and the Anglican Cathedral built on the site of the former slave market. The House of Wonders is seen from outside; it has been closed for restoration since part of it collapsed in 2020.
A walk through the main market, then a Swahili lunch.
A short drive to a working spice farm to see, smell and taste clove, nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla and seasonal fruit, then return to your hotel.
Pickup is from hotels in and around Stone Town at about 9:00. Pickup from beach resorts on the north or east coast can be arranged at an extra charge.
Stone Town is a conservative, largely Muslim town. Please cover shoulders and knees. Comfortable walking shoes are best on the narrow lanes.
Yes. The walking pace is easy and the spice farm is popular with families.
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