Zanzibar Islands
Once a bustling trading center and an important port on the spice route, Zanzibar Island is today a tranquil, coastal location where you can spend long hours on your idyllic Indian Ocean vacation in Africa, strolling along the beaches with soft, delicate white sands sinking below your feet.
The gentle waves from crystal clear waters are seemingly subdued by the unending miles of seashore that embraces its marine ecology. Looking out over the vast ocean and the shimmering turquoise waters dotted with white, triangular sails of the picturesque traditional fishing dhows will take your breath away.
Enjoy the spectacular sun rises from the east of the island or revel in the golden colors of the stunning sunsets on the west coast. The lush tropical vegetation creates a vibrant, verdant contrast to the purity of the sands even as colorful Zanzibari birds like yellow-collared lovebird create flitting rainbows among them. Zanzibar is not simply a single island, but an archipelago of islands that comprise of Unguja or Zanzibar, Pemba Island on the north and surrounding isles like Mnemba, Chapwani, Chumbe, Bawe, Changuu and more.
A romantic Spice Discovery Most popular
A romantic Spice Discovery Most popular, why Zanzibar is named “spice island”. on our guided walking tour. We’ll head to Kizimbani and the nearest villages, about half an hour from Stone Town and discover
the types of spices and tropical fruits (and even get to taste some exotic fruits!).
Discover why Zanzibar is named “spice island”. on our guided walking tour. We’ll head to Kizimbani and the nearest villages, about half an hour from Stone Town and discover the types of spices and tropical fruits (and even get to taste some exotic fruits!).
A romantic Spice Discovery Most popular
Let’s walk the streets of Stone Town together and customize the tour based on what you’re interested in! We’ll walk the path of the slave trade and peak at the antiques and souvenirs in the Stone Town markets. We’ll make sure no stone is left unturned.
Dolphin spotting
Kizimkazi fishing village is home to schools of bottle-nosed dolphins and humpback dolphins. We’ll be on the lookout for these beautiful marine creatures
Jozan Forest
Jozani is the main forest in Zanzibar, The thickly forested wetland is a home for Red
colobus monkeys that are rarely found in other parts of the world. Other attractions we’ll
be exploring are mangrove swamps with salt marshes and a huge variety of tropical
trees, reptiles, birds and butterflies.
