Tanzania · COOKING CLASSES
The 6 best cooking classes you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Shop Darajani Market, taste fresh spices, and cook classic Zanzibari dishes with local hosts on this five-hour Stone Town tour.
“This tour was so good! We were the only people on this tour so we got sweet Latfiya all to ourselves, and she took really good care of us. The spice tour was fine, but it was the cooking class that made the tour exceptional. Latfiya made sure that we only used ingrediens that Read more”
Explore Zanzibar’s spice farms, cook a Swahili lunch, taste tropical fruit, and shop for fresh spices on this three-hour private tour.
“Amazing driver and a great guide. Both had made this tour one of the best we really enjoyed our visit to the spice farm. This tour was really enjoyable and informative”
Swim in Zanzibar’s sacred Kuza Cave, cook Swahili food, hear local music, and support community schools on this affordable half-day tour.
“Most beautiful caves we have seen. We however had to ask to be shoen the other attractions as the guide was attending to four groups. The tea garden was disappointing. But once again - the caves were stunning and swimming there was some experience. We did not partake in the vooking as my wife was not well”
Cook Tanzanian dishes with local women in Arusha, learn Swahili, enjoy a three-hour class, and support LISCO’s work empowering women.
“Its more like "cooking together" than like a real cooking class but it was a nice afternoon with those lovely women and we really like the food. Don't bei afraid to take the walk to Lifted Strong, it's just a little bit far from main street, but no worries!”
Shop Arusha’s central market, choose local dishes, and cook with a chef in a traditional kitchen for a four-hour Tanzanian food experience.
“We were really excited since we booked this experience and the most amazing part is when we started with a food market tour, the smell was beautiful, everything was local and fresh from the 2 different sides of the central food market (Read more”
Review of Zanzibar’s $61 spice farm and Swahili cooking class, with farm tips, fresh fruit, lunch, transport, costs, and practical drawbacks.
“Great experience! Big farm with many different kinds of spices. We liked how to tour guide always made us guess the spices and all about them. The cooking class was interesting, but we felt a bit unwanted. The ladies showed us how to prepare the dishes, but did not seem interested in speaking to us. Would be better to have a shared cooking class rather than private. At each single stop they've always asked us for tips which was annoying. Overall we recommend the tour.”
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