Swimming with Horses on the Beach Tour

Swimming with Horses on the Beach Tour

Zanzibar, Tanzania

Swimming with Horses on the Beach Tour

$145 (Per Person)(All-In Price)

Overview

Swimming with Horses on the Beach Tour Experience

Guided beach horseback ride in Zanzibar with hotel pickup, sunset or morning options, plus horse care experience.

Details

Begin with a convenient hotel pickup and transfer to one of Zanzibar’s stunning riding locations, including Nungwi, Pwani Mchangani, or Michamvi. Upon arrival, meet gentle horses and professional guides for a safety briefing before setting out on a serene beach ride. Guests can choose a golden sunset experience or a refreshing early-morning adventure, capturing unforgettable photos as the horses walk along the shore or splash through the shallow waters.

After the ride, return to the stables for an interactive experience, learning about the care of the horses while feeding and grooming them under guidance. This full experience combines the tranquility of Zanzibar’s coastline with hands-on interaction, concluding with a relaxing transfer back to the hotel, leaving guests with lasting memories of both the scenery and the gentle animals.

Duration: 31 minutes

Zanzibar, Tanzania

Meeting Point
  • Pick-up from select locations in Zanzibar
  • Please be ready in your hotel lobby 10–15 minutes before pickup time
  • The driver will contact you via WhatsApp or phone

Please Note - The map shows the general location of the experience. See booking confirmation email for specific location and arrival instructions.

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  • Offered daily, year-round
  • 24-hour advance booking requirement
  • 24-hour advance cancellation policy

What's Included
  • A private Swimming with Horses on the Beach Tour
  • Admission fee
  • Hotel pick-up from locations in Zanzibar
  • Professional guide
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
  • Food and drinks
Know Before You Go
  • Not wheelchair and stroller accessible
  • Not suitable for pets
  • No public transportation nearby
  • Infants must not sit on laps
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