Visita privada a la histórica Stone Town y al Museo Freddie Mercury de Zanzíbar
Ventajas
- Visite varios sitios en Stone Town, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO.
- Mejora tus habilidades de regateo en la famosa zona comercial con la ayuda de tu guía
- Vea el primer museo que conmemora la leyenda, Freddie Mercury.
- Aprende sobre la historia de la tanzanita en un museo local.
Qué te espera
Stone Town, declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, cuenta con influencias africanas, indias, europeas y árabes, lo que lo convierte en un lugar seductor para explorar. Este tour privado de medio día lo llevará a todos los lugares destacados y su propio guía lo guiará mientras le señala puntos de referencia como el mercado Darajani, el principal bazar de Zanzíbar, así como el antiguo mercado de esclavos y los jardines Forodhani, donde estará. Lo recibirán las vistas de la Casa de las Maravillas, el antiguo palacio del sultán y el Antiguo Fuerte. Luego perfecciona tus habilidades de regateo en la famosa zona comercial con la ayuda de tu guía. También hay una parada en el museo de tanzanita, donde explorará la historia de la famosa piedra preciosa tanzanita de Tanzania, un tesoro único que se encuentra solo en el país.
Mientras tanto, su guía le informará sobre habitantes populares como la princesa Salme, Bi Kidude y Farrokh Bulsara. En este recorrido se incluye una visita al Museo Freddie Mercury. Es el primer museo dedicado a la leyenda mundial Freddie Mercury y muestra fotografías exclusivas de Freddie Mercury a lo largo de diferentes etapas de su vida y su extraordinario viaje para convertirse en la estrella más grande de todos los tiempos.
Información importante
- La duración es de 3 a 5 horas dependiendo del tiempo de tránsito.
- Después de reservar, recibirá la información de contacto del operador local para confirmar la hora y el lugar de recogida.
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Dónde
Recogida en tu hotel en Zanzíbar.
Lugar de encuentro:
La recogida está disponible en los siguientes puntos:
- Recogida en hoteles de Stone Town y Zanzíbar.
- Recogida en hoteles de la costa noroeste y hoteles de la costa suroeste.
(Mangapwani, Fumba) - Recogida en hoteles de la costa noreste (Pwani Mchangani, Kiwengwa, Uroa, Pongwe, Chwaka, Matemwe)
- Recogida en hoteles de la costa norte (Nungwi, Kendwa)
- Recogida en hoteles de la costa sur y hoteles de la costa sureste.
(Kizimkazi, Pingwe, Paje, Jambiani, Michamvi, Makunduchi)
Organizado por
Fisherman Tours & Travel Ltd.
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Horario de apertura: Nuestro equipo está disponible de 10:00 a 18:00 (CET)
Número de teléfono: +34 919 01 23 40
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