Zanzibar : Jozani forest and Butterfly centre with transfer
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Zanzibar : Jozani forest and Butterfly centre with transfer

4.8(5 reviews)
2 hour(s)
English (United Kingdom)
Zanzibar, Tanzania

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Walk through ancient hardwood forests with expert guidance

Observe rare Red Colobus monkeys in natural habitat

Explore Zanzibar’s unique endemic butterfly species center

Experience magical butterfly feeding ritual hands-on

Explore Ancient Forests and Enchanting Butterfly Sanctuaries on a Guided Zanzibar Adventure


Discover the ecological treasures of Zanzibar with a visit to the ancient Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park. This protected area serves as the island's largest remaining hardwood forest and is a vital sanctuary for diverse wildlife. Accompanied by an expert guide, visitors will walk through dense mangrove swamps and towering trees, learning about the complex ecosystem that has survived for centuries. The forest provides a cool, shaded retreat that highlights the island's rich biodiversity and natural heritage.


The park is most famous for being the exclusive home of the rare Red Colobus monkeys. With fewer than two thousand individuals remaining globally, spotting these unique primates in their natural environment is a truly special experience. The guided walk offers an educational perspective on the conservation challenges facing this species, allowing visitors to observe their social behaviors and feeding habits from a respectful distance while learning about the ongoing efforts to protect their fragile habitat.


Following the forest trek, the journey continues to the Zanzibar Butterfly Centre, a magical facility dedicated to the study and conservation of endemic butterfly species. Guests are invited to step into a lush, netted garden where they can witness the entire life cycle of these delicate insects. The highlight of the visit is the interactive feeding ritual, where visitors can experience the gentle touch of butterflies landing on their hands, creating an unforgettable and intimate connection with nature.


This tour concludes with a comfortable transfer back to your hotel, leaving you with lasting memories of Zanzibar's natural wonders. By combining the wild, untamed beauty of the Jozani forest with the delicate, curated environment of the butterfly center, this excursion offers a comprehensive look at the island's environmental diversity. It is an ideal choice for nature lovers and families looking to engage with the unique wildlife that makes Zanzibar a truly remarkable destination.

What's Included
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Tour guide
  • Jozani forest entry ticket
  • Butterfly centre entry ticket
  • Entry fees
What's Not Included
  • Personal expenses
  • Gratuities
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Customer Reviews

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DeeDee Google
December 19, 2025

This was a very pleasant visit. The Red Colobus Monkeys, found only in Zanzibar, are fascinating to watch as they move through the trees. They are used to visitors and can be seen at close range. We also visited the mangroves, which, even on a short tour, offered a good insight into the local ecosystem. Our guide was kind and informative.

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B.B. Google
November 08, 2025

I had a really good guide and Suleyman seems to be passionated about his job. Of course it's not a jungle like Amazonas or Borneo. But still good place to see more about jungle, wild life and especially to see and learn more about mangroves

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Pauline M.Google
October 24, 2025

$12 entrance fee for the shortest route. We had a guide who answered all our questions. The park is protected, and there’s a respectful interaction with the monkeys. The guides take care that touristis keep distance and preserving their natural habitat. All in all, a great experience, not a tourist trap, and definitely money well spent on a UNESCO World Heritage site. We recommend visiting in the afternoon and taking the small tour.