Maalum Cave Day Trip + transport to The Rock Restaurant

During this exciting and interactive excursion, you'll discover some of the most remarkable highlights of Zanzibar. Your journey will include visits to Maalum Cave and The Rock Restaurant, both of which promise to be truly memorable experiences!

Details of the Day Trip

At the prearranged time, we'll collect you from your hotel in Zanzibar and embark on this action-filled day trip. Prepare to explore stunning caves and enjoy a delightful dining experience located right in the ocean.

Your adventure begins at Maalum Cave in Paje. Here, you will explore this revered grotto, adorned with crystal-clear pools. You also have the opportunity to swim and snorkel among intriguing animal remains scattered throughout the cave.

After this unforgettable experience, we will head to the renowned The Rock Restaurant. This restaurant, perched uniquely in the heart of the Indian Ocean, is among the most photographed spots in Zanzibar, so be sure to have your camera ready! You'll be given an hour to indulge in the exquisite culinary offerings at The Rock.

With gratifying memories and flavors, we will return to your hotel in Zanzibar, concluding this remarkable tour after approximately 7 hours.

Itinerary Variations

In rare circumstances where access to Maalum Cave is restricted, we will visit the Salaam Cave instead, an equally enchanting site featuring a natural aquarium filled with shimmering turquoise waters and numerous turtles.

Hotel Pickup Information

This tour includes pickup at your accommodation in Zanzibar. During the booking process, you will be prompted to specify your location on the island (western, northern, eastern, or southern areas):

• Western region of the island: Stone Town, Bububu, Mbweni, Chukwani, Kama, Mangapwani, Fumba, and Chuini
• Northern and eastern regions of the island: Kidoti, Kendwa, Nungwi, Matemwe, Pwani Mchangani, Kiwengwa, Pongwe, Chwaka, and Uroa
• Southern region of the island: Makunduchi, Kizimkazi, Jambiani, Paje, Dongwe, Pingwe, Bwejuu, and Michamvi