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Continue reading3 Days / 2 Nights – Zanzibar Beach Holiday
3 Days / 2 Nights – Zanzibar Beach Holiday
Day 1: Zanzibar arrival
You will be picked up upon your arrival at Zanzibar Airport with our representative and transferred to Stone Town. You will spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight on Bed and Breakfast at Tembo Hotel – Prime room
Historical Stone Town Tour – 3 Hours
This is a wonderful introduction to Zanzibar and gives you a feeling of the rich cultural heritage. One gets a comprehensive view, history and walk of the Stone Town magnificent architecture, narrow alleys, sand and stone ancient built houses where some of them are over 200 years old and have Arab/Indian carved doors.
The tour starts at the main city market which was opened in 1904, where tropical fruits, vegetables, spice and fresh fish from the island are sold. Our nest stop is the Anglican Church of Christ which was built by Bishop Steers in 1873 on the site where slaves used to be auctioned.
Other highlights on the historical stone town tour are visit to:
- Sultan’s Palace Museum – Built in the late 1890’s for members of the sultan’s family
- House of Wonders – Built in 1883 as a Royal Ceremonial Function Palace
- The African House – Formerly the English Club
- Forodhani Park – Where you can spend your evenings leisurely watching the brilliant sunset while sipping freshly squeezed sugarcane juice or enjoy charcoal barbeque and locally made dishes
- The Old Fort – Built by Arabs for defence against Portuguese
Day 2: Zanzibar, Stone Town to Nungwi
Today you will enjoy the Stone Town Tour in the morning and spice tour in the afternoon.
Lunch on own accounts.
Dinner and overnight at Mnarani Beach Cottages – Standard Sea view
Spice Tour – 3 Hours
In the afternoon, you will start your drive to the Northern park of the island, Nungwi, doing an Spice Tour on route. Its primary objectives is to give you a complete picture as to why this beautiful island is know as “The Spice Island”
Our tour starts with a drive through a profusion of greenery in the countryside seeing, smelling and tasting a variety of spices and mouth-watering tropical seasonal fruits such as jack fruit, pineapple, banana, green coconut juice, durian, love apple, litchi, soursop, etc. Spices such as cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, turmeric, nutmeg – are as exotic as their flavor etc.
A full tour involves much more than a spices and you will also have a chance to se the iodine plant, henna bush, ylang-ylang, the lipstick tree, cocoa an coffee beans trees.
The tour also includes a visit to:
- Kidichi Persian Baths – built in 1850’s by Seyyid Said bin Sultan for his Persian wife Princess Sheherezade granddaughter of the Shah of Persia.
- Maruhubi Palace Ruins – built by the third Sultan of Zanzibar SeyyidBarghash for his 99 concubines
- Dr Livingstone House – Built in 1860 for Sultan Majid. Dr Livingstone lived here before commencing on his last journey to the mainland interior.
Day 3: Zanzibar, Nungwi and departure from Stone Town
At the agreed time, you will be picked up from the hotel and transfer to Zanzibar Airport for your flight.
What’s included:
- Ground transfer with English – speaking driver
- Meals and accommodation as per itinerary
- Executions as per itinerary
What’s excluded:
- Personal items (e.g. cameras, visa travel insurance)
- Flights
- Beverages not mentioned in itinerary
- Tips
- Other service which are not included
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4 Days / 3 Nights – Zanzibar Beach Holiday
4 Days / 3 Nights – Zanzibar Beach Holiday
Day 1: Zanzibari arrival
You will be picked up upon your arrival at Zanzibar Airport with our representative and transferred to Stone Town. You will spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight on Bed and Breakfast at Tembo Hotel – Prime room
Day 2: Zanzibar, Stone Town to Nungwi
Today you will enjoy the Stone Town Tour in the morning and spice tour in the afternoon.
Lunch on own accounts.
Dinner and overnight at Mnarani Beach Cottages – Standard Sea view
Morning: Historical Stone Town Tour – 3 Hours
Today is a wonderful introduction to Zanzibar and gives you a feeling of the rich cultural heritage. One gets a comprehensive view, history and walk of the Stone Town magnificent architecture, narrow alleys, sand and stone ancient built houses where some of them are over 200 years old and have Arab/Indian carved doors.
The tour starts at the main city market which was opened in 1904, where tropical fruits, vegetables, spice and fresh fish from the island are sold. Our nest stop is the Anglican Church of Christ which was built by Bishop Steers in 1873 on the site where slaves used to be auctioned.
Other highlights on the historical stone town tour are visit to:
- Sultan’s Palace Museum – Built in the late 1890’s for members of the sultan’s family
- House of Wonders – Built in 1883 as a Royal Ceremonial Function Palace
- The African House – Formerly the English Club
- Forodhani Park – Where you can spend your evenings leisurely watching the brilliant sunset while sipping freshly squeezed sugarcane juice or enjoy charcoal barbeque and locally made dishes
- The Old Fort – Built by Arabs for defence against Portuguese
Afternoon: Spice Tour – 3 Hours
In the afternoon, you will start your drive to the Northern park of the island, Nungwi, doing a Spice Tour on route. Its primary objectives are to give you a complete picture as to why this beautiful island is know as “The Spice Island”
Our tour starts with a drive through a profusion of greenery in the countryside seeing, smelling and tasting a variety of spices and mouth-watering tropical seasonal fruits such as jack fruit, pineapple, banana, green coconut juice, durian, love apple, litchi, soursop, etc. Spices such as cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, turmeric, nutmeg – are as exotic as their flavor etc.
A full tour involves much more than a spices and you will also have a chance to se the iodine plant, henna bush, ylang-ylang, the lipstick tree, cocoa an coffee beans trees.
The tour also includes a visit to:
- Kidichi Persian Baths – built in 1850’s by Seyyid Said bin Sultan for his Persian wife Princess Sheherezade granddaughter of the Shah of Persia.
- Maruhubi Palace Ruins – built by the third Sultan of Zanzibar SeyyidBarghash for his 99 concubines
- Dr Livingstone House – Built in 1860 for Sultan Majid. Dr Livingstone lived here before commencing on his last journey to the mainland interior.
Day 3: Zanzibar, Nungwi
Relax on the beach
Lunch on own accounts
Dinner and overnight at Mnarani Beach Cottages – Standard Sea View
Day 4: Zanzibar, departure
At the agreed time, you will be picked up from the hotel and transfer to Zanzibar Airport for your flight.
What’s included:
- Ground transfer with English – speaking driver
- Meals and accommodation as per itinerary
- Executions as per itinerary
What’s excluded:
- Personal items (e.g. cameras, visa travel insurance)
- Flights
- Beverages not mentioned in itinerary
- Tips
- Other service which are not included
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5 Days / 4 Nights – Zanzibar Beach Holiday
5 Days / 4 Nights – Zanzibar Beach Holiday
Day 1: Zanzibar arrival
You will be picked up upon your arrival at Zanzibar Airport with our representative and transferred to Stone Town. You will spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight on Bed and Breakfast at Tembo Hotel – Prime room
Day 2: Zanzibar, Stone Town to Nungwi
- Today you will enjoy the Stone Town Tour in the morning and spice tour in the afternoon.
- Lunch on own accounts.
- Dinner and overnight at Mnarani Beach Cottages – Standard Sea view
Morning: Historical Stone Town Tour – 3 Hours
Today is a wonderful introduction to Zanzibar and gives you a feeling of the rich cultural heritage. One gets a comprehensive view, history and walk of the Stone Town magnificent architecture, narrow alleys, sand and stone ancient built houses where some of them are over 200 years old and have Arab/Indian carved doors.
The tour starts at the main city market which was opened in 1904, where tropical fruits, vegetables, spice and fresh fish from the island are sold. Our nest stop is the Anglican Church of Christ which was built by Bishop Steers in 1873 on the site where slaves used to be auctioned.
Other highlights on the historical stone town tour are visit to:
- Sultan’s Palace Museum – Built in the late 1890’s for members of the sultan’s family
- House of Wonders – Built in 1883 as a Royal Ceremonial Function Palace
- The African House – Formerly the English Club
- Forodhani Park – Where you can spend your evenings leisurely watching the brilliant sunset while sipping freshly squeezed sugarcane juice or enjoy charcoal barbeque and locally made dishes
- The Old Fort – Built by Arabs for defence against Portuguese
Afternoon: Spice Tour – 3 Hours
In the afternoon, you will start your drive to the Northern park of the island, Nungwi, doing an Spice Tour on route. Its primary objectives is to give you a complete picture as to why this beautiful island is know as “The Spice Island”
Our tour starts with a drive through a profusion of greenery in the countryside seeing, smelling and tasting a variety of spices and mouth-watering tropical seasonal fruits such as jack fruit, pineapple, banana, green coconut juice, durian, love apple, litchi, soursop, etc. Spices such as cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper, turmeric, nutmeg – are as exotic as their flavor etc.
A full tour involves much more than a spices and you will also have a chance to se the iodine plant, henna bush, ylang-ylang, the lipstick tree, cocoa an coffee beans trees.
The tour also includes a visit to:
- Kidichi Persian Baths – built in 1850’s by Seyyid Said bin Sultan for his Persian wife Princess Sheherezade granddaughter of the Shah of Persia.
- Maruhubi Palace Ruins – built by the third Sultan of Zanzibar SeyyidBarghash for his 99 concubines
- Dr Livingstone House – Built in 1860 for Sultan Majid. Dr Livingstone lived here before commencing on his last journey to the mainland interior.
Day 3: Zanzibar, Nungwi
- Relax on the beach
- Lunch on own accounts
- Dinner and overnight at Mnarani Beach Cottages – Standard Sea View
Day 4: Zanzibar, Nungwi
- Relax on the beach
- Lunch on own accounts
- Dinner and overnight at Mnarani Beach Cottages – Standard Sea View
Day 5: Zanzibar, departure
At the agreed time, you will be picked up from the hotel and transfer to Zanzibar Airport for your flight.
What’s included:
- Ground transfer with English – speaking driver
- Meals and accommodation as per itinerary
- Executions as per itinerary
What’s excluded:
- Personal items (e.g. cameras, visa travel insurance)
- Flights
- Beverages not mentioned in itinerary
- Tips
- Other service which are not included
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Mount Meru Trek 4 days
Mount Meru Trek 4 days
About Mount Meru
Mt. Meru Is the Second highest mountain in Tanzania located in the heart of Arusha National Park and it is 50 miles west of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Mt. Meru is a massive volcano reaching 4566meters (14,980feet) and offers some of the most spectacular scenery and wildlife diversity of any mountain in Tanzania. Mt. Meru is a challenging trek due to its steepness, but is a great way to acclimatize before attempting Mt. Kilimanjaro. Climbers are accompanied by an armed ranger due to the abundance of wildlife on the lower slopes.
The route to the summit passes through parkland, mountain forest, a giant heather zone and moorland. Finally, the summit is reached by a narrow, barren ridge which provides stunning views of the Ash Cone lying several thousand feet below in the crater and Kilimanjaro in the background.
Over 400 species of birds and animals live on the mountain, including, elephant, buffalo, baboon, warthog, black and white Colobus monkey and duiker. Arusha National Park is described as a ‘gem amongst parks’. The visit to the Ngurdoto crater and Momella lakes, with their superb scenery, flamingos and other wildlife, is an unforgettable.
Mount Meru Trek Summary
- Day 1: Miriakamba Hut
- Day 2: Saddle Hut
- Day 3: The Summit
- Day 4: Momella Gate
DAY 1: MOMELLA GATE TO MIRIAKAMBA HUT
You’ll begin your hike by walking through the forest to the crater floor and then start a steep ascent to Miriakamba Hut with a possible additional walk to the crater floor. After the 1000m ascent and a 10km (5-6 hours) walk, you will reach Miriakamba Hut.
DAY 2: MIRIAKAMBA HUT TO SADDLE HUT
Your trek will begin on a gentle hill. You will turn on a path which steeply climbs through a forest. After crossing several streambeds, you will arrive at the saddle hut at 3570m. You will then ascend 1050m in a 4km (2-4 hours) walk, but you will walk another 2hr to and from Meru peak for acclimatization purposes.
DAY 3: SADDLE HUT TO MERU SUMMIT AND BACK
You will wake up at 2:00 A.M and begin your hike to the top of Mt. Meru. The walk to the summit takes you through a very narrow ridge along the slope of the outer wall of the crater and the sheer cliff of the inner wall. This is one of the most exciting and breathtaking sections of the hike. After a 1000m ascent (about 5km, 4-5 hours walk), you will reach the peak. The walk down to saddle hut is about 2-3 hours long.
DAY 4: SADDLE HUT TO MOMELLA GATE
You will start your day with a trek back to Miriakamba Hut. After a 2000m descent, you will reach the Momella gate.
What’s included:
- Professional, experienced, mountain guides:
- All Park fees
- Rescue fees
- All meals while on the Mountain
- Arrival and Departure transfers
- Guides, Porters, cook salaries and park fees
- Quality Mess tents with table and chairs
- Large portions of fresh, healthy, nutritious food
- Clean, purified drinking water
- Crisis management and safety procedures
- Fair and ethical treatment of porters
- Flying Doctors insurance (AMREF) during the safari
What’s excluded:
- Tips for guides and porters.
- Airfare
- Mountain personal equipment but they available for hire {Mountain clothes}
- Travel insurance
- Lunch and Dinner (which is not included in the itinerary).
- Optional activities
- Alcoholic and soft drinks
- Visa fees
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