Taste and Smell the Spices of Zanzibar on Our Special Spice Tour-

Taste and Smell the Spices of Zanzibar on Our Special Spice Tour-

On this excursion you'll find tropical fruits, spices and other rare species of plants are among the different vegetation. The Spice Tour in Zanzibar is not only an excursion but a rare experience to prove out why Zanzibar is referred to as the Spice Island.
A spice tour is a wonderful way of exploring the countryside around Stone Town and Zanzibar’s rural communities. Indeed no trip to Zanzibar can be considered complete without a visit to one of our carefully selected spice farms.

Spice Tour is one of the Zanzibar classic must-do’s Get familiar with spices and exotic fruits! The Spice Tour is one of the most popular excursions in Zanzibar, the Spice Island

Itinerary
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Stop At: Zanzibar Spices and Heritage Centre, Kidichi, West district Tanzania

Spice Tour
Zanzibar ''The Island of Spices” whose name evokes a romantic past, embalmed in the aroma of cloves, cinnamon, cardamom and lemongrass.
This tour starts with a drive through a profusion of greenery in the countryside seeing, smelling and tasting a variety of mouth-watering tropical seasonal fruits, some examples are: jackfruit, pineapple, banana, green coconut (dafu), durian, love apple, litch ( shoki-shoki), soursop (mabungo) and star fruit (carambola).
Spices are cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, turmeric and nutmeg-are as exotic as the flavor.
A full tour involves much more than spices and you will also have a chance to see the iodine plant, heena bush, ylang-ylang, the lipstick tree, cocoa and coffee trees.
The tour also includes a visitor to:-
Kidichi Persian Baths:
Built in 1850 by Seyyid Said Sultan for this Persian wife Princess Scheherazade granddaughter of the Shah of Persian.
Maruhubi Palace Ruins:
Built by third Sultan of Zanzibar Seyyid Barghash for his concubines.
Dr Livingstone’s House:
Built in 1860 for Sultan Majid. Dr David Livingstone lived here before commencing his last journey to the mainland interior.


Duration: 3 hours

Stop At: Maruhubi Historical Sites, Zanzibar, Tanzania

Maruhubi Palace Ruins:
Built by third Sultan of Zanzibar Seyyid Barghash for his concubines.
Dr Livingstone’s House:
Built in 1860 for Sultan Majid. Dr David Livingstone lived here before commencing his last journey to the mainland interior.

Duration: 20 minutes