Jozani Forest and Spice Tour with Kuza Cave Visit
Explore Zanzibar's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage on this captivating tour. Begin your journey in Jozani Forest, the only national park in Zanzibar, where you will encounter the rare Red Colobus monkeys in their native habitat. Next, visit the enchanting Kuza Cave, known for its crystal-clear waters, perfect for a refreshing dip. Conclude your adventure at a spice farm, where you'll learn about the island's famous spices and enjoy a local Swahili lunch. This tour is designed for nature enthusiasts and culture lovers eager to experience Zanzibar's biodiversity and history.- Discover the unique flora and fauna in Jozani Forest, home to Red Colobus monkeys.- Swim or relax in the pristine waters of Kuza Cave.- Engage with the aromatic world of spices on a guided farm tour.- Enjoy a delicious Swahili lunch with tropical fruit tasting included.
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Jozani Forest and Spice Tour with Kuza Cave Visit
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Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park
Jozani Forest is one of Zanzibar’s most unique and treasured natural attractions. Located in the center of the island, it is home to the only national park in Zanzibar and is best known for being the natural habitat of the rare and endangered Red Colobus monkeys, found only in this part of the world. These friendly primates are often seen leaping through the trees or relaxing in the sun, making them a highlight for nature lovers and photographers. As you walk along the shaded forest trails with a guide, you’ll discover a rich variety of indigenous trees, medicinal plants, butterflies, and bird species. The tour also includes a scenic boardwalk through the mangrove forest, where you’ll learn about the ecosystem that protects Zanzibar’s coastline and supports local marine life. Visiting Jozani offers a peaceful escape into nature and a chance to witness the biodiversity that makes Zanzibar so special. It’s an ideal experience for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
Jambo Spice Farm
No visit to Zanzibar is complete without experiencing one of its famous spice farms. Known as the “Spice Island,” Zanzibar has been a key producer of cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon, cardamom, and many other fragrant spices for centuries. During your guided tour of the spice plantation, you’ll walk through lush greenery as local farmers introduce you to the plants, trees, and herbs that give Zanzibar its distinctive aroma. You’ll see, touch, and smell fresh spices in their natural form and learn how they are grown, harvested, and used in Swahili cooking and traditional medicine. The visit often concludes with a tasting of tropical fruits, spice tea, and the chance to purchase fresh spices to take home. Many tours also include a traditional Swahili lunch prepared with farm-fresh ingredients, offering an authentic taste of local life.
Kuza Cave
Kuza Cave is one of Zanzibar’s hidden natural treasures, offering a unique blend of history, spirituality, and natural wonder. Located near Jambiani on the southeast coast, this limestone cave features a stunning underground pool with crystal-clear, turquoise water—perfect for a refreshing swim or simply relaxing in the cool, peaceful atmosphere. Visitors are invited to descend into the cave via a short staircase, where the temperature drops and the magical setting of rock formations and calm waters welcomes you. The cave is believed to have spiritual significance to the local community and was once used for healing and ritual practices.
Inclusions
- A professional English-speaking guide will join the trip to explain everything and help you .
- Soda/Pop
- Bottled water
- Entrance fee
- Lunch
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Please arrive at the pick up point 30 minutes before departure time.
Additional Information
We offer pickup from any location on Zanzibar Island, including all hotels, hostels, and private accommodations—just let us know your exact address and we’ll be there.
