The walk in the forest
After pick-up, a minibus takes you to Jozani Forest. The listing describes a walk of about three hours, with the guide explaining the wildlife and plants. It mentions red mahogany, oil and raffia palms, sycamores, ferns and eucalyptus.
The red colobus monkeys
They are the animal the listing highlights: the red colobus, an endangered species according to the listing, which you can photograph in its natural habitat. They are free animals, so no sighting is guaranteed.
Another option: Jozani village
The second listing lasts about eight hours and does not go through the famous forest. The programme includes the Pangoni caves, a meeting with the village healer, a craft workshop, a Swahili lunch, a kayak ride in the mangroves of about 30 minutes and a short ox cart ride. The guide speaks English. Reviews are very scarce there, so read the listing before choosing.
Pick-up
The listing covers three areas: the west (Stone Town, Bububu, Fumba and surroundings), the north and east (Nungwi, Kendwa, Matemwe, Kiwengwa and others), and the south (Paje, Jambiani, Bwejuu, Michamvi and others). State yours when you book.