This walking tour covers Stone Town’s main historical sites and places where local life can be seen today. Along the way, travellers learn about the history of old buildings, traditional carved doors and the different cultures that shaped Zanzibar. Stops at Jaws Corner and Darajani Market offer a closer look at everyday life, with time to ask questions and learn more about each place.
Meeting point is at Old fort opposite Forodhani Garden
See Stone Town’s seafront gardens, a popular meeting place overlooking the ocean. In the evening, the area becomes busy with local food stalls.
See one of Stone Town’s most recognizable historic buildings and learn about its connection to Zanzibar’s sultans and royal history.
Visit this old defensive fort near the waterfront. See its thick stone walls and open courtyard while learning why the fort was built.
Stop at the museum dedicated to Freddie Mercury, who was born in Zanzibar. Learn about his early years on the island before he became the lead singer of Queen.
See St. Joseph’s Cathedral and its distinctive towers rising above Stone Town. Learn about the Christian community and the different religious influences found in Zanzibar.
Visit the former slave market area and see the slave memorial beside the Anglican Cathedral. Learn about Zanzibar’s role in the East African slave trade and what happened at this site.
Walk through the busy Darajani market, where local vendors sell fruits, vegetables, spices, fish and everyday goods.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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