Spice Farm and Jozani Forest Private Tour





Description
This is a private tour that includes the most recommended activities in Zanzibar which are the spice Farm and Jozani Forest National Park. This trip will start with the Spice Tour, where our guide will take you around the farm where you can see, touch, feel, smell, and taste different spices, fruits, and plantations that are available in Zanzibar. Then later will go to the Jozani Forest which is home to the red colobus monkeys. Also at Jozani, you will get a chance to see different plants that are used for medical (herbals) and mangrove walk.
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Itinerary
Zanzibar is known as the Spice Island, well know for Spices and herbs. At the Spice Farm, you gonna learn, explore, smell and taste different spices, herbs, and tropical fruits available in Zanzibar, including; Clove, lemongrass, nutmeg, cinnamon, turmeric, vanilla, coconuts, papaya, chili, black pepper, jack-fruit, cardamom, cassava, and many more. Also at the Farm, you will watch someone climbing up Coconut Tree while singing traditional songs (Jambo Bwana) and after enjoying different fresh fruits including; Coconut Juice, Bananas, Watermelon, Pineapple, Mango, etc)
Jozani Forest National Park is the only National Park in Zanzibar and it is well know for having Red Colobus Monkeys and that they can only be found in Zanzibar. Other species that can be found are Sykes monkey, bush babies, more than 50 species of butterfly and 40 species of birds. Butterflies and Birds mostly can be seen early morning or in evening. Also at Jozani forest there are different types of plantation that some of them can be used as medicine for cure, for construction, for furnitures and for other uses. After Jozani forest you will go for a Mangrove boardwalk, where you will learn about Mangroves and how they can help preventing the coastal erosion.
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Pickup Locations & Times
We offer convenient pickup options to make your experience hassle-free. Depending on your booking selection, pickup may be available from either Stone Town or any location across Zanzibar. You’ll see the specific pickup options clearly during the booking process. Select the option that best suits your location and needs.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(6)
We enjoyed our tour. Omar the tour guide at the spice farm was excellent. Our guide at the Jozani Forest was not very good. We did not have a guide with us in the van. It is a 1 hour drive to Jozani Forest. The highlights were the spice farm tour and the monkeys at a Jozani Forest.
Other reviews have covered the Jozani Forest (it was amazing and our guide Casey was outstanding), but I wanted to thank Sultan Tours for doing such a great job! It was complete chaos at the port where we got off a cruise ship. The reps from Sultan met us and other clients on other private tours and were right up front ahead of other tour guides to make sure we would see them. In a maze of chaos and in an unfamiliar country where we didn’t know the language, we felt safe and looked after the entire time. Our driver, Joseph, was the best!!! He didn’t speak English and we didn’t speak Swahili, but we felt like he worked really hard to keep us comfortable and get us where we were supposed to be on time - despite horrible traffic and challenging roads. We felt safe and looked after with him and with Sultan Tours, so we would highly recommend their tours and Joseph as a driver to anyone traveling to Zanzibar.
We (family of 4; 2 kids 10 & 13) booked the Jozani forest and spice farm tour online in advance. Everything went smoothly. Achmed picked us up at our hotel and first drove us to Jozani forest where we had a local guide for a short tour through the forest. He was very nice and gave lots of info about the forest and its animals. We saw the red colobus and blue monkeys, and also were lucky enough to see a black-and-rufous elephant shrew! After that, we went for a stroll on a nice boardwalk through the mangroves. Then Achmed drove us to a spice farm, where again we were met by a local guide who took us for a tour. He was also very friendly and gave us lots of info about local plants and spices. We also got to taste many fruits. After that, Achmed drove us back to our hotel. He was very nice and while driving he talked a lot about the history of Zanzibar, which was very interesting. Highly recommended!



