Your journey begins with a warm welcome at the airport followed by a short transfer to the Kidichi Persian Baths, an important reminder of the Omani period on Zanzibar. You explore the royal bathhouse, the gardens, and nearby historical structures before heading to Pongwe Beach, your quiet retreat for the night. The rest of the day is spent relaxing by the beach, swimming, or enjoying a peaceful sunset.

Early in the morning you travel south toward the tidal road leading to Uzi Island. Depending on the tide, you cross by vehicle or small boat. Once on the island, you walk through quiet fishing villages and later glide through mangrove channels by canoe, surrounded by birds and untouched nature.

After returning from Uzi, you continue to Pete Village, where a wooden boardwalk leads deep into the mangrove forest. The gentle sounds of nature and the shifting tides create a peaceful, immersive experience. You settle into your southern beach hotel for the evening.

Today you explore Makunduchi, one of Zanzibar’s most traditional villages. You visit local homes, meet elders, learn about the Mwaka Koga ritual, and get insight into rural Swahili life. After lunch, you head to Mtende Beach, famous for dramatic cliffs and turquoise waters. You spend the afternoon exploring hidden corners, swimming, or simply enjoying the natural beauty. The sunset here is unforgettable.

You board a boat to Chumbe Island, a protected eco-island known for phenomenal coral reefs and vibrant marine life. The day includes guided snorkeling, forest walks, a lighthouse viewpoint, and a delicious eco-style lunch. Because visitors are limited, the island feels peaceful and exclusive. In the evening you return to your hotel feeling refreshed and inspired by nature.

After breakfast you visit the Jozani Forest Quiet Zone, a less-crowded area with towering trees, medicinal plants, and rich birdlife. Your guide explains the ecology and local cultural stories tied to the forest.
In the afternoon you continue north to the Fukuchani Ruins, where coral stone walls and abandoned structures sit over clear natural pools. You descend into the caves for a refreshing swim and explore the peaceful coastal surroundings before heading back to Pongwe for the night.

Your final day begins with a trip to Tumbatu Island, a culturally reserved island that requires community permission to enter. A local representative guides you through the island, explaining its history, Islamic ruins, and traditional customs. You may also witness local craftwork or explore quiet coastal areas.
After returning to the main island, you enjoy lunch and relax before your transfer to the airport for your departure.