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| Group Size | 1 Pax, 2 – 4 Pax, 5-20 Pax |
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Spice Route
R 525.00 – R 1,443.75
- USD: $525.00 - $1,443.75
What to Expect: Itinerary
Stop at: Kidichi Rural
- Discover the history of Zanzibar’s spice trade while viewing the huge nutmeg trees and vanilla vines.
- A spice tour is the best way to visit the most rural parts of the island. Become an expert in identifying spices including cinnamon, ginger, pepper and vanilla, whilst sampling the delicious local fruits. As you pass through vibrant Zanzibar farming communities, you will have the opportunity to buy spices to take taste of Zanzibar home with you.
- Our guide explained how the plant grows and what we use it for. You get the chance to not only smell but taste a small sample of the plant. You can keep the samples for later and carry them in a small bowl made of palm leaves.
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