Uzi Island Zanzibar Cultural Village Tour
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Uzi Island Zanzibar Cultural Village Tour
Av Safanta Tours & Travel
Uzi-øya har ikke klart å være involvert i reiselivsutvikling, og de fleste av usene er fiskere og bønder. Øyas natur er fascinerende og frodig med mangrove, bananplantasjer og enorme mangotrær. Øya er en del av et verneområde og er et økosystem med tang, koraller og en stor variasjon av planter, og sjø- og landdyr. Øya kan bare nås med båt eller ved lavvann når den eneste veien til øya overflater.
fra per voksen (prisen varierer etter gruppestørrelsen)
kr 1 466,06
fra per voksen (prisen varierer etter gruppestørrelsen)
kr 1 466,06
Laveste pris garantertBestill nå og betal senereGratis avbestilling
Alder: 0–100
Varighet: 8 t
Starttidspunkt: Sjekk tilgjengelighet
Mobilbillett
Arabisk, Tysk, Russisk, Engelsk, Italiensk, Fransk, Spansk
- Erfarne profesjonell turguide
- Hent og avhent fra hotellet i privat bil
- Nyt en fersk tilberedt sjømat lunsj på øya
- Snorkelutstyr (redningsvest, maske og flippers)
- Inngangsgebyrer
- BÃ¥t charter
- Mineralvann under turen
- Transportventeravgift
- Alle avgifter, drivstofftillegg og servicegebyr inkludert
- Raskt responsive ambulansetjenester
- Akuttmedisinsk mannskap
- HÃ¥ndtering for medisinsk evakuering
- Inngang/adgang – Uzi Island
Det som ikke er inkludert- Medisinsk forsikring om nødvendig
- Internasjonale flyreiser
- Visum
- Flyplassskatter
- Utgifter av personlig art
- Avreiseinformasjon
- Henting av reisende tilbys.
- Innhenting av hotell starter cirka 7 - 75 minutter før denne tid, og det avhenger av hotellets beliggenhet, nøyaktig hentetid vil bli informert om bekreftelse. Tidene kan endres på grunn av lokale trafikkforhold.
- Flyplasser:
- Abeid Amani Karume International Airport, Zanzibar, Tanzania
- Havner:
- Ferry Tourist Information Office, R5VV+5MR, Mizingani Rd, Zanzibar, Tanzania
- Annet:
- Zanzibar Ferry Terminal, Malindi Rd, Zanzibar, Tanzania
- Henting av hotellet tilbys. Se hotellisten vår på betalingssiden for å se om hotellet ditt er blant hentestedene.
Returdetaljer- Returnerer til opprinnelig avreisested
- Rullestoltilgang
- Tilrettelagt for barnevogn
- Nær offentlig transport
- Spedbarn må sitte på fanget
- Transport er tilpasset rullestolbrukere
Hvis du har spørsmål om tilgjengelighet, hjelper vi deg gjerne. Ring nummeret nedenfor, og oppgi produktkode: 104999P18- Bekreftelse mottas ved bestillingstidspunktet
- Ikke passende for reisende med hjerteproblemer eller andre seriøse medisinske problemer
- De fleste reisende kan delta
- Denne opplevelsen krever godt vær. Hvis den avbestilles på grunn av dårlig vær, blir du tilbudt en annen dato eller full refusjon
- Dette er en privat tur/aktivitet. Bare gruppen din vil delta
- For full refusjon avbestiller du minst 24 timer før startdatoen for opplevelsen.
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Nikki S
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des. 2019
My fiance and I had reached out to a few companies regarding a tour of Uzi Island and Safanta was the only ones to get back to us. Their price of $100 pp seemed a bit high, but it is a bit of a drive from Stone Town, snorkeling, and a turtle conservation were included so we went with it. Communication was easy, they adjusted the lunch based on food allergies, and the driver and guide were pleasant and prompt. Upon getting to Uzi Island the tour started off wonderfully. We met with a guide/village elder (not really sure what to call him) and he was talking about the mangrove trees, seaweed farms, birds, all the different things that are important to the island.
Once we got into the village is where things really went poorly and the basis for the rating given. First he takes us to the new hospital that was just built in the village to show it off, then he takes us to the current one and pulls a Red Cross volunteer that away from the class she was teaching to come talk to us. My fiance and I move back to the road as we are very uncomfortable with what is going on and we're left standing there for some time while the local guide is busy chatting with others. After the hospital we swing by the school (thankfully it was holiday break so he didn't interrupt classes). The tour continues with a walk through his village, exploiting every person and household along the way. We eventually make it to his house where fruit and water are offered, but he says lunch isn't quite ready yet. So we sit in his yard for almost 2 hours doing nothing. At some point in the 2 hours he does mention the endangered hawksbill turtle and the conservation efforts and we get excited that we may get to the conservation place. Nope, the conservation place is a single turtle that he keeps in a glorified babies bathtub next to his house. Considering this species status as critically endangered we're pretty sure what he's doing is massively illegal (note: we did contact a couple different people upon return to stone town to report this). He comes and goes and eventually asks us if we would like to have lunch where we are or walk a few minutes to have lunch on the beach. We opt for the beach in hopes of being somewhere where there's some air movement. The "beach" he takes us to is a mangrove swamp. He lays out a blanket and we're left to sit and wait another hour while he takes the driver and guide from Safanta to show them some things and talk about his big plans. Finally lunch arrives and it's good.
Then we get on the boat (the tour detail said canoe, not motor boat) and he takes us through the mangroves and seaweed farms. But it's still not quite high tide so we're pretty sure that he's damaging the seaweed farms by taking the boat through at that water level. When we get into some of the narrower passage ways he starts pointing out some of the birds nesting in the trees. They are beautiful and we start taking pictures, then he proceeds to run the boat into the one tree that a bunch of nests are in, clapping and making all kind of noise to rile up the birds. We ask him to please stop and let the birds be so he begrudgingly moves on. He tries to take us down another canal and we finally say please just take us back to the vehicle. Turns out in order to do that we have to go down another narrow canal because he had the driver move the van back to the mainland. Yes, the road to the island gets underwater during high tide but it was the winter solstice new moon, even high tide at that point isn't enough to cover the road so we had issues getting the boat to the point on the road he was trying to get us too. The local man also seemed very confused as to why the water levels were what they were and told us he can't control the tides. He is correct, he can't control the tides, but they are predictable.
After walking about a half mile back to the van we're asked for payment. My fiance is voicing our displeasure to the local man while I'm voicing it to the driver and guide from Safanta. At no point during our tour was snorkeling gear ever available nor were we in a place where snorkeling is advisable. The guide from Safanta did call back to the office to let them know of our displeasure and they did reach out to me later that day. They had offered us another one of their tours for free to make up for our experience with Uzi Island, but unfortunately that was our last day in Zanzibar and we flew back to the US the next day. The ease of initial communication and the attempt to make it right are the only reason this is not a 0 star review.
Once we got into the village is where things really went poorly and the basis for the rating given. First he takes us to the new hospital that was just built in the village to show it off, then he takes us to the current one and pulls a Red Cross volunteer that away from the class she was teaching to come talk to us. My fiance and I move back to the road as we are very uncomfortable with what is going on and we're left standing there for some time while the local guide is busy chatting with others. After the hospital we swing by the school (thankfully it was holiday break so he didn't interrupt classes). The tour continues with a walk through his village, exploiting every person and household along the way. We eventually make it to his house where fruit and water are offered, but he says lunch isn't quite ready yet. So we sit in his yard for almost 2 hours doing nothing. At some point in the 2 hours he does mention the endangered hawksbill turtle and the conservation efforts and we get excited that we may get to the conservation place. Nope, the conservation place is a single turtle that he keeps in a glorified babies bathtub next to his house. Considering this species status as critically endangered we're pretty sure what he's doing is massively illegal (note: we did contact a couple different people upon return to stone town to report this). He comes and goes and eventually asks us if we would like to have lunch where we are or walk a few minutes to have lunch on the beach. We opt for the beach in hopes of being somewhere where there's some air movement. The "beach" he takes us to is a mangrove swamp. He lays out a blanket and we're left to sit and wait another hour while he takes the driver and guide from Safanta to show them some things and talk about his big plans. Finally lunch arrives and it's good.
Then we get on the boat (the tour detail said canoe, not motor boat) and he takes us through the mangroves and seaweed farms. But it's still not quite high tide so we're pretty sure that he's damaging the seaweed farms by taking the boat through at that water level. When we get into some of the narrower passage ways he starts pointing out some of the birds nesting in the trees. They are beautiful and we start taking pictures, then he proceeds to run the boat into the one tree that a bunch of nests are in, clapping and making all kind of noise to rile up the birds. We ask him to please stop and let the birds be so he begrudgingly moves on. He tries to take us down another canal and we finally say please just take us back to the vehicle. Turns out in order to do that we have to go down another narrow canal because he had the driver move the van back to the mainland. Yes, the road to the island gets underwater during high tide but it was the winter solstice new moon, even high tide at that point isn't enough to cover the road so we had issues getting the boat to the point on the road he was trying to get us too. The local man also seemed very confused as to why the water levels were what they were and told us he can't control the tides. He is correct, he can't control the tides, but they are predictable.
After walking about a half mile back to the van we're asked for payment. My fiance is voicing our displeasure to the local man while I'm voicing it to the driver and guide from Safanta. At no point during our tour was snorkeling gear ever available nor were we in a place where snorkeling is advisable. The guide from Safanta did call back to the office to let them know of our displeasure and they did reach out to me later that day. They had offered us another one of their tours for free to make up for our experience with Uzi Island, but unfortunately that was our last day in Zanzibar and we flew back to the US the next day. The ease of initial communication and the attempt to make it right are the only reason this is not a 0 star review.
Skrevet 9. januar 2020
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