Top Dar es Salaam Swim with Dolphins

Visit two of Zanzibar's most interesting attractions in just one day with this tour. You'll visit Prison Island, known for its old prison and giant turtles, followed by a trip to Nakupenda, known as the "Vanishing Island" as it disappears during the high tide. You'll have plenty of time to swim, snorkel, and dine on seafood and white wine before you return to Stone Town by boat.

Take a tour to the extreme south of Zanzibar, see dolphins and with luck you can play and swim with them. For one hour. Necessities: bathing suit, T-shirt, plastic shoes / slippers, towels and sunscreen. Immerse yourself in the lush green forest in the heart of the wildest place on the island and explore the small village of Mchangani. Dive deeper into the forest of Jozani, which is surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, and look for the famous monkey red Colubus, the symbolic fauna of Zanzibar. Necessities: long pants, sports shoes, a shoulder and knee cover, sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

Mnemba Island is an atoll set just off the northeast coast near Matemwe. Snorkling at Mnemba is stunning, on the inside it’s like being in a giant aquarium and the outside offers excellent wall and drift dives. The island itself is a breeding ground for turtles and they are often seen gliding by along with dolphins, huge groups of fish, whale sharks and humpbacks when in season. Mnemba provides the snorkeler with the opportunity to view the best fish the Indian Ocean has to offer. We regularly see Dolphins on this trip. This is a private island and cannot be entered by everybody. During the excursion you are served with fruit

Enjoy Dolphin watching from the boat with a bit of luck you might be able to Swim and play with the Dolphins in the open water. Then, Visit The Jozani's virgin forest where you can watch rare Red Colobus monkey's endemic to Zanzibar.

Tour to the extreme south of Zanzibar, see dolphins and with a bit of luck you may play and swim with them. For one hour. Needs: swimming costumes, T-shirt, plastic shoes/slippers, towels and sunscreen. After the dolphins, go diving into the dense green forest in the heart of the most savage place on the island to explore the small village called Mchangani, going deeper into the forest of Jozani surrounded by lush tropical vegetation in search of the famous monkey- the red Colubus, the symbol fauna of Zanzibar. Needs: long trousers, sports shoes, a cover for shoulders and knees, sun cream and mosquito repellent.

Learn about Dar es Salaam past and present with this guided tour of the Tanzanian capital. You'll get the chance to explore the treasures at the National Museum, learn about a uniquely Tanzanian style of painting at the Tingatinga Arts Cooperative Society, and learn about the country's tribal diversity at the Village Museum, all with your own private driver-guide to take care of the transportation.

Enjoy an air conditioned vehicle private transfer from the Airport to your hotel or resort in Dar es Salam. On arrival you will be met by the driver who will escort you to the waiting vehicle vehicle and and transfer you to the hotel. Arrival transfer from the airport to your hotel will include a meet and greet service and this transfer service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and will all your travel requirements.

PRISON ISLAND The tour starts from the port of Stone Town (to which we will take you by comfortable transport directly from the hotel), from where you will go on one of the boats to the prison island. VANISHING ISLAND Nakupenda is a small stretch of fine white sand that disappears at high tide. At low tide, the island is about 100 meters long and 30 meters wide. Around him, the turquoise waters of the ocean. Here you can relax on the beautiful beach , swim in the clear waters and during your swimming our crew prepares a tend which protect you from the heated sun of Zanzibar and enjoy a delicious seafood dinner. Bonus for our customers - Delicious Wine! STONE TOWN, After resting and having lunch on the Disappearing Island, you will go back to your hotel

Prison Island - one of the most famous places in Zanzibar. It's well known for its living giant tortoises. A great opportunity to not only watch them, but even to feed them. Also to visit the ruins of the old Prison, This tour is very conveniently combined with a visit to the capital of Zanzibar "Stone Town", visiting the main attractions of the city like The Cathedral Church and its Slave House. ( lunch excluded ) ( Shopping included ) Needs: swimming costumes, T-shirt, plastic shoes/slippers, towels, sunscreen and long trousers for Stone Town.

On board of a local Dhow,the skilled crew on board take the dhow about 1km away from the shore, once the sail is in favor of the wind, the guest can sit back, relax and enjoy the peacefulness of the ocean as you hear the ripple of water on the sides of the dhow as it glides swiftly through the clear turquoise water. fresh fruits, water and soft drinks are included Needs: swimming costumes, t-shirts, shorts, plastic shoes/slippers, towels and sunscreen.

Discover Zanzibar’s scenic south with a wildlife-watching combo tour that lets you explore by land and sea. Set sail on a cruise along the south coast, look out for wild dolphins, and dive in to swim and snorkel. In the afternoon, venture inland to explore the Jozani Forest, spot red Colobus monkeys swinging through the trees, and learn about local life as you visit the remote Mchangani village.

Mnemba Island is an atoll set just off the northeast coast near Matemwe. Snorkling at Mnemba is stunning, on the inside it’s like being in a giant aquarium and the outside offers excellent wall and drift dives. The island itself is a breeding ground for turtles and they are often seen gliding by along with dolphins, huge groups of fish, whale sharks and humpbacks when in season. Mnemba provides the snorkeler with the opportunity to view the best fish the Indian Ocean has to offer. We regularly see Dolphins on this trip. This is a private island and cannot be entered by everybody. During the excursion you are served with fruit

Strolling through Bagamoyo’s narrow, unpaved streets takes you back to the mid-19th century, when the town was one of the most important settlements along the East African coast and the terminus of the trade caravan route linking Lake Tanganyika with the sea. Slaves, ivory, salt and copra were unloaded here before being shipped to Zanzibar Island and elsewhere, and many European explorers, including Richard Burton, Henry Morton Stanley and David Livingstone, began and ended their trips here. In 1868 French missionaries established Freedom Village at Bagamoyo as a shelter for ransomed slaves, and for the remainder of the century the town served as a way station for missionaries travelling from Zanzibar Island to the interior.