Top Zanzibar City Eco Tours

Learn about the Red Colombus Monkey, watch the playful black monkeys, and experience the mangroves!

Pemba’s only endemic mammal is a large and critically endangered bat (Pteropus voeltzkowi) called “popo” in Swahili. They spend their days in trees rather than caves and the island’s biggest roosting site, home to some 4000 bats, is at Kidike Sanctuary about 10km northeast of Chake Chake. There's a large population here due to the proximity of a local burial site, which meant the colony was undisturbed. Outside peak season, ring ahead to check that someone is there. Kidike is 3.5km off the Chake–Wete road.

The inhabitants of Tumbatu island on the North-East coast of Zanzibar live an isolated life and the island is powered entirely by solar panels, allowing them to be independent. Everyone who is not from Tumbatu, even people from Zanzibar, needs a written permit by the village eldest to enter the island. This trip is a rare opportunity to experience something really authentic.

Discovery of trees’ species, mangroves, red colobus monkeys, and other animal species It is walking tour around jozani forest to see the red monkey and some time we may also see blue monkey

Prison Island Tour Zanzibar: There are many islands surrounding Zanzibar of which prison Island is the most popular to visit. It is reached by boat and is famous for the giant tortoises and peacocks, which can be seen among the ruins in the courtyard. The giant tortoise, the most popular attraction on the island can reach a century old and some over a meter tall. The island is fringed with a beautiful coral reef, ideal for snorkeling, and has a lovely white beach for sunbathing.