Spice Plantation Tour in Zanzibar

Spice Tours: Zanzibar was known as the spice island during the nineteenth century. Clove cultivating specifically prospered on the island, given the rich soils and heat and humidity. Later on, ginger, vanilla, cardamom, pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg were presented for huge-scope development. Developing what to do in Zanzibar spices is still mainstream and rewarding on the island. It is feasible for tourists to proceed to visit these plantations to find out about how spices are developed and the significant job they play in the economy of Zanzibar.

While visiting the Spice Plantation, expect to taste and smell items from cinnamon, breadfruit, lime, coconut, cloves, nutmeg, dark pepper, coriander, bananas, jackfruits, mangoes, and dark pepper. You can likewise figure out how to prepare nearby food utilizing the species filled in the estate. Notwithstanding the plantation you are opportune to tour, a Spice tour in Zanzibar is educative and takes somewhere in the range of two and three hours. 

Zanzibar - the "Spice Island" renowned for its spices, for example, cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, and pepper, and that's just the beginning, is situated in the Indian Sea about 40km east of Tanzania and is essential for an archipelago comprised of Zanzibar which is otherwise called Unguja however more broadly known as Zanzibar, Pemba which is located at North-East from Zanzibar and more modest islets encompassing Zanzibar. Importantly, we are the best tour specialist that offers this tour.

Tour Highlights

• Learn more about culture and traditions regarding Zanzibar spices
• Having a delicious spiced Rice (Pilau) Lunch with tropical Fruits
• Taking amazing photos and spice shopping at the farm.
• Getting full details about spices and herbs we grow in Zanzibar
• Smelling and tasting different spices
• Drinking fresh coconut Juice in the farm

A 3-hour food- and spice-focused tour in a local farming village visit a local spice farm and learn about the history of Zanzibar’s relationship to spices Meet a rural farmer and learn African farming methods and even perform some techniques yourself.

Either in the morning or afternoon, we will pick you up at your hotel anywhere in Zanzibar and take you to the world-famous spice farms. Along the way, you will learn about the rich history of the island. Already ancient sailors reported islands full of scents, and Arab merchants traveled as early as the eighth century to Pemba and Unguja, the islands that make up Zanzibar, for spices.

You will learn how the island got its nickname in the 15th century and learn about growing and harvesting spice plants. You’ll find out why pepper and cloves were so valuable, and you’ll probably find out for the first time that nutmeg wrap is also a very special spice. The queen of spices, cinnamon, has many healing properties in addition to its intoxicating aroma. To leave you in a frenzy, we won’t reveal all the spices you’ll smell, observe, touch, and taste.

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