Ramjun Zanzibar Tours & Safar
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Blue Safari
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Blue safari is a tour that is in southwest Zanzibar in Fumba, a fishing village. The blue safari starts in this village and we can take the boat to cross the ocean and land on a sand bank, called Menai Bank. Here, we can eat fruit and drink fresh water, and swim in the ocean. Then, in the afternoon, we go to eat a seafood lunch. After relaxing, we can go snorkeling and see a beautiful coral reef and fish. Then, we go to Kwale Island to learn about the culture and see the old Bobo Tree, which is more than 500 years old .
Prison Island
Prison island gets its name from the prison built condemn Zanzibar citizens to the cost. Previously owne by Arab to house his rebellious slaves, the prison was never used and the island is now home to tortoise sanctuary and prison ruins. Prison island is 20 minutes away from stone town by boat and has spectacular coral reef to enjoy while snorkeling, giant tortoises shuffle through the tree with the patience that old age brings you. Originally though to be from the Comoros island and Seychelles some of the tortoises are said to be over 100 years old. Stately and lumbering the tortoises have been known to take children on a ride.
Spice tour
.Zanzibar is one of the few places in the world that grows a lot of spices. Zanzibar has also been called the Spice Island. You can see a lot of spices in Zanzibar like cloves, black pepper, white pepper, ginger, lemon grass, and many more. We can taste the different spices and learn how the people of Zanzibar mix food, fruit, and spices for their meals. We can also tour a spice farm to see how these flavors are cultivated.
Kuza cave tour
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Relax and enjoy the healing waters of an ancient sacred cave. Meet local Tanzanians and our musician friends who drop in most days. Join a jam session, and something beyond beaches: Cave Swimming, African Dancing, Drumming and Zanzibar History. Kuza Cave is managed in partnership with the traditional owners in Kibigija Village.
10:00 am - Arrive at Kuza Cave Swim in the crystal clear cave water. Enjoy the peaceful jungle. See archaeological artefacts from the cave and a timeline of Swahili history going back to the beginning of our story as humans originating in East Africa. 11:30 am. We are a social enterprise support local artists and musicians who often drop in for an afternoon of traditional African drumming and dancing. A separate booking is required for a drum or dance lesson. 2:00 pm – Finish.
Jozan
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In the South of the Island, Jozani forest is a wonder and delight with tales of Zanzibar, medicinal cures and stunning scenery. The forest is home to a number of endemic species, including the Zanzibar red colobus monkey. Your guide will take you on a nature trail, lined up with eucalyptus and mahogany trees and explain the medicinal properties of various plants and tell you about the animals, birds and reptiles that make their home in the various habitats of this tropical rainforest. Troops of Zanzibar red colobus monkey can be found scrambling from branch to branch in search of food. The monkeys have become acclimatized to people and allow you to get close to them to take photographs as they eat, play and jump from the tree tops.
SUNSET DHOW CRUISE
Step onto the decks of the vessel, relax and sail away on a magical sunset cruise to end your day. The cruise leaves stone town in the late afternoon to cruise along the coast, slicing through the clear turquoise water. The sounds of the bustle of busy people in stone town faint in the distance until they seem only in a memory. Musicians take over playing songs of love and loss, as the butler serves and keeps you your glass topped up with your choice of a selection of beers, wine and sodas encouraging you to sink back into the cushions and enjoy the romance of Africa while watching the scenery drift by.
On board our dhow we also have a personal guide who will accompany you on your cruise and give you information on Zanzibar, feel free to ask any questions you may have about Zanzibar. Returning to stone town in the evening to the shores of Zanzibar, we guarantee blissful relaxation after hours of luxurious sailing around the beautiful Island of Unguja
THE ROCK RESTAURANT
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Loctered in front of Michamvi Pingwe beach on the south-east coast of the island of Zanzibar, it has sometimes been referred to as the floating restaurant .It is a dining experince with nature and passinately prepared food.The restaurant is reached off the beach on foot at low tide or by boad at high tide.Guest can if they wish to wede out.The boat service id offered with our compliments.
Village Tour
Exploring a village in Zanzibar offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of the island. From the moment you step foot in the village, you'll be immersed in the rhythms of daily life, witnessing firsthand the traditions and customs that have been passed down through generations.
One of the highlights of the experience is observing the daily activities of the local people. You'll have the opportunity to see how they cook traditional dishes using fresh ingredients sourced from the land and sea, gaining insight into the flavors and techniques that define Zanzibari cuisine. From the aromatic spices to the succulent seafood, every dish tells a story of the island's culinary heritage.
Exploring the village also offers a window into how the people of Zanzibar learn and grow. You may visit local schools or community centers, where children gather to study, play, and socialize. Learning about the educational system and seeing the enthusiasm of young minds at work is a testament to the value placed on knowledge and learning in Zanzibari society.
Beyond cooking and learning, you'll have the opportunity to engage with various aspects of Zanzibar life, from traditional clothing to recreational activities. Whether it's watching locals engage in traditional dance and music, participating in a game of football on the beach, or simply strolling through the bustling markets, every moment offers a deeper understanding of the vibrant culture that thrives in Zanzibar.
By immersing yourself in the everyday activities of the village, you'll gain a newfound appreciation for the resilience, creativity, and warmth of the Zanzibari people. It's an experience that will leave a lasting impression, offering valuable insights into a way of life that is both timeless and evolving.
Stone town
Follow the trails of the sultans, slaves and explorers in the winding streets of stone town. Your guide will tell you about the events that shaped Zanzibar, leading through the buildings where it all happened such as the former slave market, Anglican cathedral and house of wonders. While tracing steps of the past, the walking tour provides you with a window into modern life in stone town. Explore the markets, sea food and fish piled in the fish market, fresh loaves of bread in wicker baskets and the neat stacks of fruit and vegetables. Children play in the streets in the residential areas, mamas sit out and gossip while the men play board games.
The stone town walking tour is very flexible and can be adapted to suit your interest and time frame, if you are a shopaholic, culture vulture or history buff. If you want to hunt for antiques and souvenir shop. Our guide can recommend and develop routes and itineraries that will optimize your time and get the most out of your trip.
Snorkeling mnemba
Your private guide with a private fiber boat will take you on a half an hour ride from Matemwe beach to Mnemba Island, a jewel sitting in the sea. Its vast coral reef, measuring several kilometres in diameter, listed as a marine reserve, is the most popular snorkeling spot in Zanzibar. And with a reason - its shallow waters, from 2 to 4 metres deep, burst with life. Moorish idols, blue tang, snappers, and clownfish are easy to see in a few feet of water, above a colorful, well-preserved reef. Sadly, there are some parts of the reef that are damaged, the corals fade and die. This happens because of changing climate, water temperature rise, excessive flowering of the algae, storms, and human interference.
Corals are sensitive to substances in sunscreen lotions, so please protect yourself with clothing rather than applying the cream. Your experienced guide will bring you to the most beautiful spots, preserve them! You will feel deeply moved to be seeing all this diversity and beauty. Besides the fish and corals, look out for blue starfish, Red-knobbed starfish, or the fearsome crown-of-thorns starfish, a poisonous, coral-eating species. You will start your snorkeling experience from the boat at the reef itself, a few hundred metres from the island. Namely, the island is private and reserved for the luxurious and wealthy (a 1000 USD per person) hotel's guests. Do follow your guide's instructions, setting foot on the shore or you may be punished with a hefty fine.
While exploring the reef, you have a great chance to meet a dolphin at a very close range, they like the waters of the reef and often swim with divers. If the time is right, you may even see the green turtles heading to lay their eggs at the beach. After this exceptional snorkeling experience, you'll be taken to a nearby Restaurant for a relaxed delicious seafood lunch which is just 10 minutes away from the Beach.
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Nakupenda sandbank
Nakupenda Sandbank—named after the Swahili word for “I love you.” Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, this paradise offers the perfect spot for snorkeling, where you’ll discover Zanzibar’s vibrant marine life firsthand. Enjoy fresh tropical fruits, soft drinks, and a delicious seafood platter lunch as you soak in the beauty of the Indian Ocean.
Quad rideing
Experience Zanzibar like never before on a thrilling quad biking adventure! Ride through local villages, tropical forests, and rugged off-road trails, discovering the island’s untouched beauty beyond the beaches.
This adventure lets you explore hidden gems, interact with local communities, and enjoy an exhilarating ride through Zanzibar’s diverse landscapes.
Perfect for adventure lovers, groups, and families, our quad biking tour is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders.