Slave Route Tour
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Slave Route Tour
General Information
Historical snapshot of slaves on duty
- Type:
- Historical
- Price from:
- 19 EUR /person
- Phone:
- +255 75 449 0052
- Fax:
- +255 24 223 2699
- Payment Types:
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Cash
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Credit Card
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Cheque
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Travellers cheque
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Paypal
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Wire Transfer
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- Duration:
- 4 hours
- Location Start:
- Stone Town
- Location Finish:
- Stone Town
- We Speak:
- English, Swahili
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Last updated: 05/22/2009
Itâs absolutely tour evocative part of emotional history of slave trade. This is a guided tour that will take you back 16th centuries when Zanzibar was commercial empire.
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Itinerary
Day 1
The tour will take you from Kelele squire (the small former slave market) you will walk along the alleys of Stone town to the House of former Slave trader Tippu Tip, then to Dr. Livingstone's House, Maruhubi Ruins and Mangapwani Slaves Caves. Finally your guide will kindly take you to the nice Zanzibar white sand (Beach) for your relaxation.
Extra Information
- Inclusions -
- Transfers
- Exclusions -
- Accommodation
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