3 in 1 Ultimate Zanzibar Combo Tour – Spice Farm, Stone Town & Prison Island

Overview

Set off from Nungwi at 8:30 AM for a seamless full‑day Zanzibar day tour that weaves together three unforgettable experiences.

Begin amid the heady aromas of an organic Spice Farm, then wander the storied alleys of Stone Town, and finish with a boat ride to Prison Island’s ancient tortoise sanctuary.

With just six guests per departure, this small‑group adventure feels like your own private exploration, no crowded buses, no rushed photo stops, just deep dives into Zanzibar’s top highlights.

Why Travelers Choose Our Combo Tour

Many guests love this 3‑in‑1 Zanzibar boat trip because:

• It’s all‑inclusive convenience: one guide, one vehicle, one smooth itinerary.

• Intimate groups of six ensure personal attention and flexible pacing.

• We partner with eco‑conscious farms and support local conservation on Prison Island.

“Perfect blend of culture, history, and wildlife, our favorite day in Zanzibar!”
– Liam & Sarah, Australia

A Sensory Journey Through Three Worlds

Spice Farm: Feel the warm earth under your feet as you sniff fresh cinnamon, clove, and ginger blossoms. Sample bright turmeric root and sweet vanilla pods, learning how these spices shaped Oman’s trade routes and Zanzibar’s very identity.

Stone Town: Wander narrow, honey‑coloured streets shrouded in history. Hear mosque calls blend with church bells. Your guide will unearth tales of sultans at the House of Wonders, show you the sorrowful echo of the old slave market, and point out hidden carved doors in an architectural maze unlike any other African town.

Prison Island: Step onto coral‑lined shores to meet Aldabra tortoises, some older than your grandparents. Watch them lumber toward fresh greens, then snorkel crystal waters teeming with reef fish before the late‑afternoon return sail.

What to Expect – The Good, the Real, and the Need-to-Know

The Highlights You’ll Love:

-  Three adventures, one seamless day
No need to juggle different bookings or stress about logistics. This curated combo brings together spice-scented farms, UNESCO history, and turquoise waters in one smooth flow.

-  Not your average tour group
We cap it at six guests so you’re not trailing behind a guide with a flag. You’ll actually hear the stories, ask questions, and get those crowd-free photos.

-  Feel-good travel
You’re supporting local spice farmers and conservationists on Prison Island. This isn’t mass tourism it’s mindful, meaningful, and makes a difference.

A Few Realities to Keep in Mind:

-  It’s a full day, so pace yourself
You’ll cover a lot of ground from farms to dhows so a good breakfast and comfy shoes go a long way.

-  The ocean decides the mood
Boat trips are weather-dependent. If the sea says “not today,” we listen, your safety comes first.

-  It fills up fast (really fast)
Only one departure per day, and no squeezing in extras. We like to keep it personal - but that means booking ahead is a smart move, especially in high season.

Know Before You Go: All the Essentials

Start Time: 8:30 AM sharp - we meet at the Nungwi Beach Jetty, ready for adventure.
Wrap-Up: Around 6:00 PM, back in Nungwi with sandy feet and a phone full of memories.

Group Pricing (Total, Not Per Person):

This range offers flexibility based on group size and seasonal variations.

What’s Included:

• Hotel pickup/drop-off from Nungwi & Kendwa

• Entry to all sites (Spice Farm, Stone Town landmarks, Prison Island)

• Local guide fluent in island stories and spice secrets

• Bottled water, fresh fruit, and spice tastings along the way

• All transportation (land and sea)

What to Bring:

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Swimwear & towel

• Sun protection - hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen

• A curious spirit (and maybe a bit of pocket money for souvenirs)

Don’t Miss Your Chance

We keep our groups small and our standards high, which means seats disappear quickly.
Want in? Lock in your spot with just a click Book Now.

Book your Zanzibar 3-in-1 day tour today, it’s your ticket to the island’s best stories, spices, and seascapes.