Nice friendly people here! Spoke good English and it was an interesting and informative tour! We gave a tip and the end of the tour (in shillings). We were not charged anything initially.

I enjoyed this tour immensely. Being a nature (and a food) lover, it was eye-opening to see where many of the spices used in my favorite foods come from. It was interesting to see various products produced by the local people. Since the proceeds from entrance fees, spices and other products benefit the local residents, I didnt mind at all purchasing some of these. When I told them that I wasnt interested in a particular offering, I was happy that there was no pressure or hard-sell. As to the tips, perhaps one hint- along the route I told them that I didnt have any small money and that I would leave their tip with the guide at the end of the tour. Then I gave the guide TZS 20,000/- (about $10) at the end of the tour... as promised... to divide among the others.

Very friendly and interesting tour. Our guide was speaking a really good Deutsch. „Hier ist wo der Pfeffer wächst“ oder „Pfeffer brennt nur 1x“. The way to this location, starting from the Melia Resort, was also an adventure. High recommended...

Very nice people. Exploited by locals. We got a lot of gifts but it is expected to tip everyone you meet, which end up costing us 50 USD. The spices that were being sold there were the cheapest I have seen in whole Zanzibar.

Great place to learn about different spices ..how they are grown...we were given fresh fruits and free lunch cooked in spices grown there.

Its home of spice and fruits,good workers with experience,hospitality and good manners.this is good place to enjoy and share love with others.Ohh my God is so amaizing everyone go there have memoriesI like this place.....you all welcome

This is the spice farm where different spices grows

Not much to explore.

Good variety of spices. Very nice staff

Very nice.

Best spice farm to visit Big body with Tatata spice farm

Best place to see spices

Must see touristic spot in ZNZ

So nice condition

Super

Good place to be.

Interesting, they drive, they tell, they give a try. They decorate you with palm products for which they ask for a tip at the end. But I especially liked the man climbing the palm tree, while singing in a gorgeous voice, dropping coconuts that you can drink / eat.

Insanely interesting. Very nice people, who proudly present what there is to discover. As a European, you stand there in astonishment and can see and try spices that are otherwise only known in bags, live on bushes, shrubs or trees.Many thanks to Tyson and his colleagues. It was a pleasure to get to know you and to watch you at work. The crowning glory was the singing coconut picker and the lovingly knitted headwear and accessories. An unforgettable experience.

After a tour of the plantation good presentation and tasting of tropical fruit

Fruit and spices

Special dose