Tanzania Cruise Operations
With offices in Arusha, Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar, our dedicated Cruise Ship Handling Team is comprised of highly experienced staff proficient in working with large and special interest groups and catering to luxury and premium cruise clients. In addition to offering half- and full-day programmes in Zanzibar and Dar, our safari overland menu is extensive and includes ‘Hemingway style’ mobile tented camping with butler service, the best small luxury camps and lodges in Tanzania and a flair for organising memorable moments in the bush. With a new fleet of 60 customised four-wheel-drive Land Cruisers and 95 specially adapted mini vans for our exclusive use within Eastern Africa, we are literally able to follow the game from Ngorongoro Crater to the shadows of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Zanzibar is a combination ferry, cruise ship and industrial port. There are six anchorages to accommodate ships. Depending on the tides, tender landing can change. One berth is mainly for ferries and can cause more foot traffic than usual. Cargo does not affect the docking. Vehicles are allowed on the pier and can be parked, turned around and loaded without problems.
HD Stone Town Tour
Duration: 1 day
Highlights: Stone Town
This orientation tour takes you to the most popular highlights of Stone Town, the old part of Zanzibar town.
HD Spice Tour
Duration: 1 day
Highlights: Maruhabi Ruins, Spice Garden, Kidichi
This excursion is a must for everybody visiting the “Island of Spices”.
HD Jozani Forest
Duration: 1 day
Highlights: Jozani Forest Reserve
This tour gives nature lovers a good overview of the flora and fauna living and growing on Zanzibar.
HD Sultan Panorama
Duration: 1 day
Highlights: Stone Town, Kizimbani
This half–day excursion combines a historic focus on the sultans who ruled Zanzibar from 1840 to 1964 with a look at local village life.
FD City and Spice Tour
Duration: 1 day
Highlights: Stone Town, spice garden and farm
Enjoy a full day combining the two main sights of Zanzibar - Old Stone Town and the spices growing in many smaller spice gardens or on huge spice plantations.
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