Zanzibar: Spice Farm Tour with Traditional Cooking Lesson

1.Zanzibar: Spice Farm Tour with Traditional Cooking Lesson
Zanzibar spice farm tour with hands-on cooking lesson, fresh fruits, and lunch. Pickup from Stone Town. Cash-only spice shopping.
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Zanzibar spice farm tour with hands-on cooking lesson, fresh fruits, and lunch. Pickup from Stone Town. Cash-only spice shopping.

A 5-hour Zanzibar cooking class plus spice farm tour: shop Darajani Market, taste spices and fruits, then cook classic dishes with a local.
“After buying goods at the market, visit of a spice farm. Azusa Spice Farm. Then cooking a 4 plates meal. Marvelous with a lot of tips to prepare rice pilau for exemple ou banana. The lady who gave the cours was exceptional. Warmly recommended.”

Swim in Zanzibar’s Kuza Cave, cook Swahili food with spices, then enjoy music and dance on a community-supporting half-day tour.
“Swimming in the Cave was amazing. The cooking lesson was very inspiring & drum bear lessons were also quite cool”

A small-group Tanzanian cooking class in Arusha supporting LISCO, guided by local women, with Swahili ingredient lessons and traditional dishes in 3 hours.
“We had a wonderful experience with Joyce and her team learning about the work that Lifted Strong does with women and girls . The cooking class was fun and the food was delicious! We highly recommend this experience.”

Browse handmade Tanzanian art and gifts at Mama Africa, then enjoy a free Moshi town orientation in about an hour.
“Here you can find many souvenirs, including useful items. There are two stores: one in Uhuru Park and another in the city center near the main roundabout.”

Shop Arusha’s central food market, choose two dishes, then cook in a real local kitchen in Sanawari with lunch or dinner included.
“We were really excited since we booked this experience and the most amazing part is when we started with a food market tour, the smell was beautiful, everything was local and fresh from the 2 different sides of the central food market (Read more”