Visitors will come to the Old Slave Market, a place with deep history from the time of the slave trade in this region. Here, they will learn about the painful past of the slave trade and how it shaped the life of Zanzibar. They will also get a chance to see the Anglican Cathedral, which was built right on the same ground where the market once stood. Today, this church stands as a powerful symbol of freedom and the resilience of our people

Visitors will pass by the old home of the famous musician Freddie Mercury. Even though they will not go inside, they can still see the outside of the house and hear the story of how this place is connected to the well-known lead singer of Queen.

Visitors will visit the Sultan's Palace, also known as the Palace Museum. In this place, they can step into therich and luxurious history of the Sultans of Zanzibar, see many royal items, and learn more about the royalheritage that shaped our islands.

Visitors will come to the famous House of Wonders, one of the most important landmarks in Zanzibar. Here, they will discover the history and culture behind this great building, known for its remarkable architecture and the displays that show the rich heritage of our islands.

They will walk around the green, beautiful spice farm and discover many fragrant spices like cloves, cinnamon, and cardamom. With the help of our experienced guides, visitors will learn how these spices are planted, grown, and prepared, and they will also join in simple activities like picking and tasting the fresh spices straight from the farm. While enjoying the local atmosphere, they will taste delicious meals cooked with spices from the farm itself. Guests will also have a chance to buy good-quality spices, so they can carry home the true flavor of Zanzibar’s rich spice culture. This is an educational and enjoyable experience that opens the door to the wonderful world of spices in a peaceful and natural environment.