Experience the magic of Stone Town with Majestic Ocean Tours on an unforgettable historical walking tour led by a friendly, multilingual local guide. Walk through the narrow streets of this UNESCO World Heritage Site and discover its rich culture, vibrant markets, historic buildings, and hidden gems known only to locals. Learn fascinating stories about Zanzibar’s Swahili, Arab, and European influences while visiting iconic landmarks and enjoying great photo opportunities.
This tour is available in two convenient options:
Option 1: With Hotel Transfer Included
Transportation from your hotel to Stone Town and back is included.
Option 2: Meeting Point in Stone Town (No Transfer Included)
Meet the guide at an agreed location in Stone Town. The tour starts and ends within Stone Town.
Both options include the same professional guide and full historical walking experience — the only difference is transportation.
Pickup & Drop-off / Meeting Point Options:
We offer two options for this tour. You can choose hotel pickup and drop-off, where transportation is included in the price. Please provide your hotel name at the time of booking so we can arrange your pickup accordingly.
Alternatively, you may choose the meeting point option at Forodhani Garden. With this option, no pickup or drop-off is included. Our team will contact you after booking to confirm the exact meeting time and provide full details.
If you have any questions or special arrangements, feel free to contact us via WhatsApp.
Travelers can meet us at Forodhani Gardens in Stone Town. The meeting point is the bandstand in the center of the garden, where your guide will be waiting at the scheduled time. Please arrive 10 minutes early and contact us via WhatsApp if you need assistance.
This waterfront park is famous for its vibrant evening food market, where visitors can savor a variety of local delicacies, including seafood, Zanzibar pizza, and more.
Built-in the 17th century by the Omanis, this fort has transformed into a cultural center with art galleries, shops, and a chance to learn about the island's history.
This grand palace showcases Swahili and Arab architecture and once hosted the Zanzibar royal family. It's now a museum with exhibits about the island's culture and history
The church was constructed by French missionaries in the 19th century the design of the church is similar with the Marseille Cathedral in France
A bustling bazaar where visitors can immerse themselves in the local atmosphere and purchase spices, fruits, vegetables, textiles, and more.
The construction of the old dispensary was commissioned in 1887 by Tharia Topan, Topan's intent was for the building to be used as a charitable hospital for the poor. When he died in 1891 the building was not finished. His widow resumed the works but had to suspend them in 1893 for her budget was exhausted. That same year, as a consequence of a family quarrel, the building was sold for the new owner, who finaly brought it to completion in 1894.
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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