Explore Zanzibar

Stone Town

Stone Town, the cultural heart of Zanzibar, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through the narrow alleys, visit the stunning Sultan palaces, historic mosques, and vibrant markets. A walk through Stone Town is like a journey into the past.

Spice Plantations

Known as the “Spice Island,” Zanzibar is famous for its spice plantations. Guided tours reveal the origins and uses of cloves, nutmeg, and vanilla. It’s a true sensory experience!

Prison Island

This small island, also called Changuu, once served as a prison and quarantine station. Today, it’s known for its giant tortoises and beautiful beaches. A day trip offers both history and a unique nature experience.

Jozani Forest

Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park is the only national park on Zanzibar. The main attraction is the rare red colobus monkeys, which can be easily observed here. The dense jungle with mangrove forests is ideal for nature lovers.

Mnemba Atoll

This protected coral reef around the small private island of Mnemba is one of East Africa’s best diving and snorkeling spots. Here, you can see sea turtles, dolphins, and a variety of tropical fish in crystal-clear water.

The Rock Restaurant

An extraordinary experience awaits you at The Rock Restaurant, perched on a rock in the Indian Ocean. During low tide, you can reach it on foot; at high tide, guests arrive by boat. The restaurant is famous for its fresh seafood and breathtaking views.

Dhow Sunset Tour

Traditional wooden boats, called dhows, offer a unique way to experience the sunset over the Indian Ocean. The peaceful journey along the coast provides a romantic end to the day.

Kuza Cave

Near Jambiani lies Kuza Cave, an impressive natural limestone cave. Inside, you’ll find a clear blue pool perfect for swimming. The locals believe the area holds spiritual power, and tours offer insights into local culture and history.

Mtende Beach

This secluded beach in southwestern Zanzibar is a true hidden gem. The striking cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and peaceful atmosphere make Mtende Beach perfect for rest and relaxation away from the crowds. The rock formations and turquoise waters create a picturesque setting for photographers.

Salaam Cave 

Known for its beautiful cave pool, Salaam Cave in Kizimkazi is home to turtles, adding a unique experience for visitors. Here, you can explore the cave, swim, and observe the turtles in a peaceful, natural setting.