On Friday I am available from 8:00am to 12:00pm, and from 2:00pm up to 6:00pm.

The Zanzibar Code of Conduct, usually refers to visitor guidelines issued or promoted by the Zanzibar Commission for Tourism and the Ministry of Tourism and Heritage Zanzibar to help tourists respect local culture, religion, and the environment.

Key points commonly included are:

* Dress modestly in towns and villages. Zanzibar is predominantly Muslim, so swimwear is generally acceptable only at beaches and resorts.

* Avoid public displays of affection, especially in villages and Stone Town.

* Always ask permission before photographing people.

* Do not photograph military, police, or government buildings.

* Remove shoes before entering mosques when permitted to visit.

* During Ramadan, avoid eating, drinking, or smoking publicly during daylight hours.

* Respect wildlife and marine ecosystems; taking shells or damaging coral is discouraged or prohibited.

* Use licensed tourism operators and follow local regulations.

Some tourism guidance also notes that violations of tourism regulations can result in fines or penalties under Zanzibar tourism laws.