Cave Tour & Rock Restaurant Visit
Description
About The cave is a 50 meter round sinkhole in the middle of a small jungle. A large natural rock sculpture in the shape of an elephant is used by locals as an altar to make offerings to the spirits who live in the cave and request for their support. The cave is accessible by a few stairs and wooden decking so people with general fitness level can enjoy this hidden wonder tucked away in the tropical jungle. It gives a unique chance to swim in the cave. Itinerary First stop will be at the most popular Zanzibar restaurant - Rock. We will take nice photos for Instagram to make friend jealous. Then we will leave to Kuza cave. History going back to the beginning of our story as humans originating in East Africa. Then you will discover the ancient limestone cave and crystal clear healing mineral water pool. After swimming in the cave, you will have some time explore interesting history and surrounding. After tour will have a Swahili Cooking lesson with tasty lunch
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Itinerary
First stop will be at probably the most popular Zanzibar restaurant - Rock. We will have some drink, have nice photos for instagram
Then we will arrive at Kuza kave. The tour starts with looking at artifacts from the cave and a timeline of Swahili history. History going back to the beginning of our story as humans originating in East Africa. Then you will discover the ancient limestone cave and crystal clear healing mineral water pool. It takes a moment to get into the water, but it is relaxing after. After swimming in the cave, you will have some fun and enjoy a few songs – Swahili singing and drumming. Join in if you like! After tour will have a Swahili Cooking lesson with tasty lunch
Stop at rock restaurant to take cool photos to make friends jealous. You could have a drink up to you if there is aviability
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Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(5)
Excellent guide in Juma. Meeting the children at the village kindergarten was endearing. A dip in the cave pool was surreal.
This was nothing to write home about to me. Unless you're going to swim in the fresh water cave or with others - I wasn't too impressed. Tour guide was very meh - just walked and explained a bit about the cave. The Rock Restaurant is a tourist trap - not a fan just something cool to look at. I did the Jozani add on and that was pretty decent.
Hello, We would love to improve everything what is possible, but not sure what "meh" means. Would be great to get more details and we reply asap.
The Cave Tour was pretty lack luster. It's a cave - so unless you want to swim seems like a bit of a waste of time. The Rock Restaurant is a tourist trap and wasn't a fan. I felt like the driver/tour guide was just dropping me off and handing me off to someone else. Wouldn't recommended this as a solo traveler. I did enjoy the Jozani forest tour as an add on, only plus for me.
Hi Sorry that some parts didnt meet your expectations. Cave tour it is cave in jugle. Some find it dissapointing some magical. Rock restaurant is very very popular attraction in Zanzibar so it could look like trap, but it is just because all attention it gets and yes it is expensive for same reason. Some parts we are unable to handle by ourself since owners of attractions dont let us do that. Hopefully we will see your return one day. Hakuna matata
Kuza cave hasn't received the type of buzz,credit and exposure it deserves especially seeing that it provides such a breathtaking experience. Our guide was extremely professional and courteous and I'd recommend this tour to anyone who has a knack for the unique aspects of Zanzibar and Tanzania as a whole
