• Scooter Rental: A high-quality maxi scooter for your personal use, ready to explore the island.
• Helmet: A safety helmet to ensure your protection while riding.
• Insurance: Basic coverage for accidents and damages, with the option to add more comprehensive coverage.
• Maps and Route Suggestions: Helpful tips and recommended routes to explore the island’s best spots.
• Customer Support: Assistance from the rental agency in case you need help during your journey.

• Fuel: You’ll be responsible for refueling the scooter during your trip.
• Additional Insurance: While basic insurance is often included, more comprehensive coverage or protection for theft may require an extra fee.
• Parking Fees: Any costs associated with parking the scooter at attractions or public spaces.
• Damage or Loss: Any repairs or replacement costs in case of damage, accidents, or theft (unless covered by insurance).
• Meals and Activities: Food, drinks, and entry fees to attractions, activities, or tours are not included.
• Extra Accessories: Items like additional helmets, rain gear, or bags may come at an extra cost.

Here’s some important information to consider:

1. Valid Driver’s License: Ensure you have a valid driver’s license, ideally an international permit, and a motorcycle endorsement if required. Some agencies may ask for a specific motorcycle license for scooters above 50cc.
2. Age Requirements: Most agencies require you to be at least 18 or 21 years old to rent a scooter. Younger drivers may face additional charges or restrictions.
3. Insurance: Review the insurance coverage included in your rental. Consider whether you need additional coverage for accidents, theft, or damages, and understand any deductibles or exclusions.
4. Rental Duration and Costs: Clarify the duration of your rental and the total cost, including any additional fees for things like extra accessories, fuel, or late returns.
5. Local Traffic Rules: Familiarize yourself with local traffic laws and road conditions. In Zanzibar, driving is on the left side of the road, and roads can be uneven or less developed in rural areas.
6. Helmets and Safety Gear: Confirm if helmets and other safety equipment are included. If not, consider bringing your own or renting additional gear for comfort and protection.
7. Scooter Condition: Inspect the scooter before renting it. Check for any existing damage and take photos to avoid being held responsible for it later.
8. Fuel Responsibility: Be prepared to refuel the scooter yourself. Check how much fuel is in the tank at pickup and plan refueling stops during your trip.
9. Security and Parking: Ensure you have a plan for safely parking and securing your scooter when not in use, especially in tourist areas where theft can occur.
10. Weather Considerations: Zanzibar’s tropical climate means it can rain unexpectedly. Be prepared for sudden weather changes, and make sure the scooter has good tires for wet conditions.

• Valid Driver’s License: A motorcycle license or an international driver’s permit if required, along with your national driver’s license.
• Passport and Identification: Always carry your passport or a copy for identification and rental paperwork.
• Appropriate Clothing: