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"YOU HAVE TO GET LOST BEFORE YOU CAN BE FOUND."
Jeff Rasley
EXPERIENCE
RICH CULTURE & HISTORY
It is a rewarding experience to pack your lunch (including vegan) and leave the safari-car behind and climb the mountain of the agricultural tribes of northern Tanzania to see how coffee is grown by subsistence farmers or to walk across the plains to explore the rich traditions of the pastoral tribes whose culture is closely linked to nature and wildlife or visit the Maasai village, the only nomadic people of East Africa or experience a unique culture and historic stone town of Zanzibar.
MAASAI TRIBES
Maasai village optional tours can often be combined with Safari tour of your choice. Spending time with Maasai people and learn their rich culture, wisdom, and habits is a great way to enhance your travel experience.
COFFEE "KAHAWA' FARM
Coffee "Kahawa"Farm Tour is a popular Agri-tourism activity within Kilimanjaro region in Tanzania. It can be combined with wildlife safari or mountain climbing itinerary of your choice. With this Safari you get a closer look and participate on Coffee Berry picking, get to know Organic Coffee Farming and fair trade from bean to cup. You take a Coffee Drink and a locally prepared lunch in the Farm.
SPICE TOUR - ZANZIBAR
The history of Zanzibar would be incomplete without the cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, pepper and many other spices which are essential ingredient in a Zanzibari’s everyday life, it is the island’s connection to spices and herbs. Zanzibar and Spice is a romantic entanglement that dates back to the 16th century. Apart from being an important commodity on the trade routes; they can be seen in the plantations just outside Zanzibar town, this is also a fantastic opportunity to see the countryside and rural areas of Zanzibar and also connect with local people.
SLAVE MARKET MUSEUM - ZANZIBAR
The site of the old Slave Market is unique an experience wich can be combined with an itinerary of your choice. Go into the holding chambers to see how this wretched piece of history played itself out in small dark dungeon-type cells. The museum consists of the slave chambers, a monument, and the first Anglican Cathedral church in Zanzibar built in 1873 by Edward Steere, the third Bishop of Zanzibar and famous British abolitionist.
STONE TOWN - ZANZIBAR
Recently declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the most unique cities in the world. Blending Moorish, Middle Eastern, Indian, and African traditions and architectures, it is possible to spend days winding through Stone Town's labyrinthine alleys; shopping; drinking tea; and visiting the city's historic sites.