Duration
Full day (about 8 hours)
Difficulty
easy
Departure
09:00 AM Daily
Group Size
Small Group / Private
Best Months
Year-round (Peak: Jun - Oct)
Southern Zanzibar Tour
This full day tour goes to the south of the island.
The Expedition Narrative
This full day tour goes to the south of the island. You start early at Kizimkazi for a dolphin trip, then visit Kuza Cave for a swim and finish at Jozani Forest to see the red colobus monkeys.
The day is long and has three different stops, so it suits guests who like variety. The dolphins come first because they are best seen early.
Daily Itinerary & Travel Movement
Your step-by-step journey from departure point to arrival and return.
Early pickup
A long day starts early, so that the dolphins come first. Times are approximate.
Kizimkazi beach
You meet the crew and board a small boat.
Dolphin trip
You look for dolphins by about 10am. By 11am they are unlikely to be seen.
Kuza Cave swim
A swim in the natural cave.
Lunch
Lunch near the south coast.
Jozani red colobus
A walk in Jozani Forest to see the red colobus monkeys. The park closes at 5pm.
Return
The driver takes you back to your hotel.
Activity Specifications & At-A-Glance
Kizimkazi
East Africa Reserve
easy
Comfortable Pace
Full day (about 8 hours)
Roundtrip Experience
100% Protected
Flexible Reschedule
Who This Experience Is Best For
Carefully designed to be seamless, comfortable, and tailored to diverse travel styles.
Equipment & Services Provided
What's included
What Travelers Should Bring
Recommended personal clothing, gear, and essentials for maximum comfort and safety during your experience.
Timing, Schedule & Pickup Protocol
Scheduled daily departure: 09:00 AM Daily.
Be on the water by about 10am. By 11am dolphins are unlikely to be seen. The trip runs all year, and mornings are best. Pickup time: we confirm it by WhatsApp the evening before.
Exact hotel or resort pickup time is confirmed the evening before departure by your local safari coordinator via WhatsApp and verified at your hotel front desk.
Complimentary pickup from Stone Town and major coastal beach resorts across Zanzibar and Tanzania.
Frequently Asked Questions & Guarantees
What is the weather cancellation & reschedule policy?
Are park fees, permits, and conservation levies included?
How does hotel or lodge pickup work?
Price on request
Choose your date and guests and send an enquiry. We reply with the price and availability.
Custom Safari Coordination?
Our local desks can connect this excursion seamlessly with your lodge and safari transfers.
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