Zanzibar: Jozan Forest, Cave with The Rock Restaurant – Unguja South Region, Tanzania

EXPERIENCE

Jozani Forest
Picked up from your hotel and driving to Jozani Forest. Upon arriving at Jozani Forest, visitors are greeted by a lush, dense canopy of trees. The forest is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, with the main highlight being the endangered Red Colobus Monkeys, which are unique to Zanzibar. These playful primates can be seen jumping from tree to tree, often coming quite close to visitors. A guided walk through the forest reveals an incredible diversity of flora, including towering mahogany trees and a variety of medicinal plants. The guide will explain the ecological importance of the forest and its conservation efforts. Additionally, visitors can explore the mangrove boardwalk, a tranquil path that winds through a beautiful mangrove swamp, home to unique bird species and marine life.

Maalum Cave
After the immersive experience in Jozani Forest, the journey continues to Maalum Cave, also known as the Swahili Cave. This natural limestone cave, with its intriguing formations and clear underground pool, offers a cool respite from the tropical heat. Visitors can take a guided tour to learn about the cave’s history and its significance to the local Swahili culture. The crystal-clear waters of the cave pool are perfect for a refreshing swim, providing a unique and memorable experience in this subterranean wonderland.

The Rock Restaurant
Next, the tour heads to one of Zanzibar’s most iconic dining spots, The Rock Restaurant. Perched on a rock in the Indian Ocean, this restaurant offers a dining experience like no other. Accessible by foot during low tide or by boat at high tide, The Rock serves a delicious array of seafood and traditional Swahili dishes. Diners can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the ocean and the surrounding coastline while savoring their meal. The setting is perfect for a leisurely lunch, offering a blend of culinary delight and natural beauty.

Paje Beach
We offer the visitors to pass by Paje Beach, known for its stunning white sand and clear turquoise waters. Paje is a popular spot for kite surfing, with its steady winds and shallow lagoon making it ideal for both beginners and experienced surfers. For those who prefer a more relaxed pace, the beach offers plenty of opportunities for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the serene coastal scenery. The vibrant local culture is evident in the small beachside bars and cafes, where visitors can enjoy a drink and soak in the laid-back atmosphere of this beautiful beach.

HIGHLIGHTS

Experience East cost of Zanzibar for a one day
We provide the transfer
We offer a passing to Paje Beach, where you can enjoy and relaxing.
Unwind as you visit the Nakupenda Sandbank, a tropical paradis

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