
Meet the Rare Red Colobus Monkeys & Explore the Mangroves
Join us for an unforgettable wildlife encounter in Zanzibar's indigenous forest
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Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park is Zanzibar's biggest national park and one of its most iconic natural attractions. This 3-hour guided walking tour takes you deep into the lush, green heart of the forest, the last remaining sanctuary of the endangered Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkey (locally known as 'Kima Punju'). This is a species found nowhere else on Earth!
Beyond the famous monkeys, you'll explore the magical mangrove reserve on elevated boardwalks, learning about how this vital ecosystem protects Zanzibar's coastline and supports local marine life. Your expert local guide will share fascinating insights about the forest's rare flora, including medicinal plants and towering mahogany and eucalyptus trees.
Enjoy a peaceful walk through the forest's towering trees where the curious and playful Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkeys often come down to interact with visitors. These endangered primates are found only in Zanzibar and are known for their distinctive red caps and friendly nature.
Walk through the mangrove forest on specially built boardwalks, learning about this vital ecosystem that protects Zanzibar's coastline and supports local marine life. Your guide will explain the unique adaptations of mangrove trees and their importance to the island's ecology.
Learn about the forest's history and its rare flora, including traditional medicinal plants still used by local communities today. See towering mahogany and eucalyptus trees, and discover how the forest ecosystem supports biodiversity unique to Zanzibar.
| Group Size | Price per Person |
|---|---|
| 1 - 2 persons | $25 |
| 3 - 5 persons | $24 |
| 6 - 10 persons | $22 |
| 11 - 25 persons | $20 |
TRANSPORT IS EXCLUDED: The displayed price is exclusive of transport costs to Jozani Forest (Chwaka Village, East Coast). The final price depends entirely on your hotel's location.
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The Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkey is classified as endangered with only about 2,000 individuals remaining. Your visit directly supports conservation efforts and helps protect this unique species and their habitat. By choosing this tour, you're contributing to the preservation of Zanzibar's natural heritage for future generations.