Zanzibar is the ultimate beach experience, with its fascinating historical Stone Town, interesting culture and magnificent beaches. Its name evokes a romantic past. To the shores of these islands came Sumerians, Assyrians, Hindus, Egyptians, Phoenicians, Arabians, Chinese, Malaysians, and the Portuguese, all sailing in on Monsoon winds. From these shores, the great European explorers Burton, Speke, Livingstone, Krapf, Rebman, and Grant set out on their voyages of discovery into the East and Central African hinterland.
The “House of Wonders” and the narrow streets of the Old Stone Town are just some of the vivid reminders of the islands long and colored history, Stone Town is one of the oldest living Swahili towns in East Africa. Its unique winding, narrow streets are adorned with beautiful buildings and intricately carved wooden doors, famous in the area. Established by Arab slave and spice traders in the early 19th century, Stone Town is the cultural heart of Zanzibar. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site, which has enabled some of the beautiful houses to get a much-needed renovation.
Different excursions are arranged while in Zanzibar. These include taking visitors to spices plantations in the countryside where a variety of seasonal spices, tropical fruits and medicinal herbs are grown. Detailed description of the spices is given, and their uses in cooking and cosmetics. Guests will be fascinated by the sheer number of spices produced, and by their incredible value for many ailments. This is also the cheapest place to purchase spices and oil extracts. Zanzibar is popularly referred to as the “Spice Islands”.
There are a wide range of activities for the more adventurous travelers including;-
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