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Set like a jewel in tranquil coral waters, just a 20-minute flight from Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar is one of the world’s most beautiful islands. Known for its rich history and exotic charm, the name Zanzibar evokes a romantic past, drawing visitors from all over the world. Throughout history, the island welcomed explorers like Burton, Speke, and Livingstone, as well as traders from the Sumerians to the Portuguese, who left their mark on Zanzibar’s diverse culture.
The narrow streets of Stone Town, with its grand "House of Wonders," showcase the island’s unique Swahili culture, a blend of architectural influences from its varied settlers. Zanzibar is also known as the "Spice Islands," offering a range of excursions where visitors can explore spice plantations and learn about their uses in cooking, cosmetics, and traditional medicine. Guests are often amazed by the variety of spices and their natural benefits.
Zanzibar's Stone Town tour takes visitors on a journey into history, visiting sites like the old slave caves, Sultan Said’s ruins, and the former slave market. Beyond its history, Zanzibar offers pristine beaches and fascinating marine life, making it a perfect destination for relaxation, water sports, and exploration.
Location: 25-50 km off the coast of Tanzania.
Zanzibar is accessible by flight from Dar es Salaam or by ferry. The island is well-connected to other major destinations in Tanzania and international locations.
Explore spice plantations, historical tours of Stone Town, enjoy pristine beaches, snorkelling, diving, and experience the vibrant Swahili culture.
Zanzibar can be visited year-round. The best time for diving and snorkeling is during the dry season (June - October), while December to February offers warm temperatures and beach holidays.
The Zanzibar Archipelago includes the two main islands of Unguja (commonly known as Zanzibar Island) and Pemba, along with several smaller islets. Unguja is the more popular destination, known for its stunning beaches, historical Stone Town, and spice plantations. Visitors can indulge in spice tours to learn about the island’s rich agricultural heritage, or explore Stone Town’s winding alleys, filled with historical landmarks and markets.
Pemba Island, known as "The Green Island" due to its lush vegetation, is a quieter destination compared to Zanzibar Island. Famous for its pristine coral reefs and excellent diving spots, Pemba offers an unspoilt paradise for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure. The island’s natural beauty is complemented by mangrove ecosystems, forested landscapes, and vibrant marine life.
Zanzibar is a destination for all, offering both cultural richness and idyllic beach escapes. Whether you're exploring its spice heritage, relaxing on its white sandy beaches, or discovering its vibrant marine life, Zanzibar guarantees a memorable experience.
