Slave Routes of Zanzibar - 3-Hour Guided Tour
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Highlights
- Walk through the caves at Mangapwani, where slaves were kept awaiting their fate
- See Dhow Harbor where slave ships arrived with their human cargo
- Visit the Anglican Church, built on the site of the old slave market
Description
Until slavery was abolished in Zanzibar in the 19th century, the island played an important role in the Arab slave trade. See some of the historical sites involved in the slave trade on a 3-hour guided tour. The excursion begins in Malindi, at the Dhow Harbor, where slave ships brought their human cargo from Bagamoyo to Zanzibar. Next you’ll visit the house of Tippu Tip, the notorious Arab slave trader. In Stone Town, you’ll see the Anglican Church, which stands on the site of the island’s largest slave market. From Stone Town you’ll be driven to Mbweni to visit Mbweni Ruins, formerly a school for freed slave girls, before heading to Livingstone House and on to Mangapwani Beach. Please note that you should dress conservatively during this tour. When walking through Stone Town, women should wear long skirts or trousers and cover their shoulders. It’s recommended that you wear long pants and comfortable, closed walking or hiking shoes.Includes
Hotel pick-up and drop off from Stone Town hotels (transfers beach hotels are available at additional cost from the extras) Water Transport by air-conditioned mini-van Entrance fees Local guide Tips Items of a personal nature not mentioned in the descriptionImportant Information
- Russian guide supplement is $47 for a group of up to 12 people.
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