Travelers should be prepared to haggle for the best price particularly on fragrant spices one of the best souvenirs from a trip to Zanzibar.
Travelers looking for an authentic East African experience need look no further than the crowded stalls and narrow passes of Darajani Market. From early morning until late at night locals and visitors alike wander between merchants selling tree-ripened fruits, freshly caught fish, savory stews and spicy local delights.
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formerly known as Estella, market, which was named after Estella, countess cave, sister of general sir Lloyd Mathews (first minister of Zanzibar government) and widow of earl cave- fruit and vegetables of all kinds are sold in great profusion, while in the saidiyeh market which was opened in 1904 and named after the dynasty of sultans (Albusaid)- fish, meat and poultry are on sale. .
While Darajani is mostly a food-lovers paradise, with plenty of vendors selling fresh ingredients and homemade delights, visitors can also find some random items, like brand new electronics, spare tires and modern clothing shipped in from overseas.
