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Blissful Beaches
Zanzibar is the home of idyllic beaches, balmy weather & warm tropical waters. Perfect for anyone who simply wants to enjoy a lazily luxurious beach vacation - Zanzibar and its outlying islands are home to some of the finest beaches in East Africa as well as a number of its best dive sites. Here white sands, palm trees and coral reefs are your daily backdrop.
One-of-a-Kind Experiences
Go on spice tours, taste local dishes and walk the cobbled streets of the capital’s old quarter Stone Town, now a World Heritage Site buzzing with colourful back-street markets and local flavours. When you aren’t exploring the streets, you can do shore and reef dives, swim, kayak and sail on a traditional wooden dhow, soaking in the beauty of the sunset.
Luxury Accommodation for Couples & Families
ou won’t want for somewhere to stay: one of the world’s most romantic honeymoon destinations, Zanzibar has accommodation that ranges from luxury beachfront cottages and private villas to exclusive boutique hotels and elegant spa resorts; parents on the other hand will be delighted by Zanzibar's family-friendly hotels and safe-swimming beaches.
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East Africa’s ‘Spice Island’
The name Zanzibar evokes images of spice markets, palm-fringed beaches, and dhows sailing across turquoise waters—and the reality lives up to the dream. Just off Tanzania’s coast, this island blends African, Arab, and Asian influences, offering a rich sensory escape shaped by centuries of culture and coastal beauty.
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Top Safari Destinations in Zanzibar
Stone Town
Zanzibar’s historical capital: No visit to Zanzibar would be complete without exploring the narrow, cobbled streets of Stone Town, a World Heritage Site. There are several places of interest scattered around town, not least Beit el-Ajaib (House of Wonders), a former sultan’s palace. Absorb the history, culture and cuisine of this former ivory port on guided tours, or simply wander around at your own pace. Highlights Learn about sultans at the Palace Museum Meander through vibrant spice markets Browse Forodhani Garden’s night food market where a blend of local and international flavours await Sip sunset cocktails from one of the tea houses.
Mnemba Island
A tiny island about a 4.5 kilometres or three miles from the north-eastern tip of Zanzibar Island, Mnemba is a vintage beach paradise. The reefs just offshore provide excellent snorkelling and diving spots and the island is also a nesting site for the endangered green turtle. Although Mnemba Island is privately owned, the reef is open to everyone and is highly favoured destination for day excursions from Zanzibar. Highlights Mnemba can be hired in its entirety to become a private island holiday paradise A classic ‘deserted island’ experience One of the most romantic ocean destinations on Earth Exceptional snorkelling, kayaking, windsurfing & scuba diving
Pemba Island
Lying 50km / 31mi north-east of Zanzibar is little-visited and largely undeveloped Pemba Island, home to small fishing villages, historic ruins, and miles of wild coastline. Infrastructure is limited and tourism still in its infancy but thanks to its pristine coral reefs, water temperatures between 25°C / 77°F and 28°C / 84°F and visibility between 20 and 40 metres / 66 and 131 feet, Pemba ranks among the world’s best dive sites. Highlights Water sports and excursions to mangrove forests are on offer, sunset dhow cruises Combines well with a mainland Tanzania safari One of the deepest natural bays in the world Barefoot beach lodges and lush forests
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Wildlife Safari
Tanzania offers a wide variety of wildlife safari destinations, with the northern circuit being the most popular, featuring the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park. The southern circuit, including Ruaha and Selous Game Reserve, is known for its incredible wilderness appeal. A typical safari itinerary might include a few days in Serengeti to witness the Great Migration, followed by a visit to Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire, with options for longer stays or exploring other parks like Ruaha or Lake Manyara .
Climb kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro, located in Tanzania, east Africa, is the highest mountain in Africa with an elevation of 19,341 feet (5,895 meters). It is the largest free-standing mountain in the world and is one of the seven summits. its snow-capped peak towers above the surrounding savannah’s and is part of the Kilimanjaro national park, which is home to a variety of unique flora and fauna. While it is a dormant volcano, it still serves as an important source of inspiration for climbers and outdoor enthusiasts from around the world.
Culture safari
A culture safari in Tanzania offers a unique way to explore the country's diverse cultures, going beyond just wildlife encounters. It provides opportunities to learn about the customs, traditions, and way of life of Tanzania's various ethnic groups, often including visits to local villages and interactions with people who live there. These safaris can be a great way to gain a deeper appreciation for the country's rich cultural heritage.
Best time visit Zanzibar
January-May
January to March is a great time to visit Zanzibar, with hot, sunny days and excellent diving conditions—especially on the south coast. From mid-March, the weather shifts as the long rains approach, peaking in April and May with heavy downpours and humid, wet conditions.
Dry Season: May–October
The short rains usually begin in November, bringing brief afternoon showers after warm, sunny mornings. By December, the weather improves with more sunshine leading into Christmas and New Year. It’s also the best time to visit Mafia Island for unforgettable whale shark diving.
