Zanzibar

The Island of Sand and Spice

Briefing

Zanzibar is a true paradise for tourists, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Known for its stunning white sandy beaches, Zanzibar attracts travelers from all over the world who seek relaxation and tranquility. The crystal-clear turquoise waters invite visitors to swim, snorkel, or simply bask in the sun. But Zanzibar's allure goes beyond its picturesque coastline.

The island is famous for its spice trade, and a visit to one of the spice plantations is a must-do activity. The air is filled with the aromatic scents of cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, and nutmeg, making it a sensory delight for visitors. Whether you're exploring the narrow streets of Stone Town or unwinding on the pristine beaches, Zanzibar offers an enchanting experience that will leave you captivated.

Visiting Zanzibar

We offer a variety of thrilling tours, with two specifically curated to showcase the stunning beauty of Zanzibar. These tours immerse you in the vibrant culture, pristine beaches, and historical charm of Zanzibar, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Meanwhile, our third tour invites you to discover the allure of Mafia Island, renowned for its mesmerizing encounters with shark whales. This tour provides a unique opportunity to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat, creating cherished memories of an extraordinary wildlife encounter.

• Dedicated driver for your visit

• Tailored day tours across Zanzibar

• Accommodation in luxury hotels

- USD 2345 -

• Dedicated driver for your visit

• Tailored day tours across Zanzibar

• Accommodation in luxury hotels

- USD 2345 -

• Dedicated driver for your visit

• Tailored day tours across Zanzibar

• Accommodation in luxury hotels

- USD 2345 -

The Rhythmic Grace of the seas

Dance in The Rhythm

Ideal Period for Visiting Zanzibar

YEAR ROUND

Tanzania's customary rainy spell spans April and May, prompting a pause in flights to parks and the closure of numerous safari lodges. Nonetheless, Zanzibar remains accessible during these rainy months. Ideally, the prime window for visiting extends from July to November, offering splendid weather; although, August tends to be bustling. Additionally, a secondary peak season unfolds from mid-December to mid-January, marked by heightened hotel rates due to limited availability over the festive period.

How to Get to Zanzibar

To get to Zanzibar, you have a few options. If you are coming from outside of Tanzania, the most common way is to fly into Abeid Amani Karume International Airport in Zanzibar. Many major airlines have direct flights to Zanzibar from various international destinations. Once you arrive at the airport, you can easily find taxis or shuttles to take you to your accommodation.

If you are already in Tanzania, you can also take a ferry from Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar. The ferry ride takes about 2 hours and is a popular choice for those who prefer a more scenic journey. Alternatively, if you want to explore the surrounding islands, you can also hire a private boat or join a tour that offers island-hopping experiences.