Paje beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Zanzibar! Keep reading to find out what you can experience in and around Paje and for tips for your trip to the east coast of Zanzibar. Paje Beach The small fishing village of Paje is located on a 20 km long sandy beach … Read more
The idyllic Zanzibar Archipelago, especially its main islands Unguja (commonly known as Zanzibar), Pemba and Mafia have some great dive sites where you can dive all year round. The reefs of the Mnemba atoll make the island of Zanzibar one of the best places in Africa for diving. In addition, it is a good place to see the whale shark, and there are … Read more
Zanzibar is fast becoming a hot-spot for beach lovers. It has a warm climate, clear azure water, soft white sand and authentic tropical flora and fauna. There are no vaccinations required to visit this island. The locals are very fond of children and treat them with respect and a desire to help. This applies even to small settlements … Read more
The only national biosphere reserve in Zanzibar, Jozani Forest is located near Chwaka Bay in the central part of Unguja Island. It is spread on an area of about 44 sq. km, most of which are mangroves. The park is an untouched piece of ancient forest that represents different ecosystems of Zanzibar – salt marshes, mangroves, tropical … Read more
Stone Town (Zanzibar) is an administrative and cultural center with Arabic architecture and the only port on the most famous island off Tanzania. The sights of the old colonial city will be interesting for those who are already familiar with the history of Zanzibar, and for tourists who came to relax on its turquoise beaches … Read more
The main island of the Zanzibar archipelago is a traditionally attractive place for tourists who are attracted by a beach holiday on the picturesque ocean coast. The beaches of Zanzibar, where the water is clear and the wide coastline is covered with white sand, are rightfully considered one of the best in the Indian Ocean. … Read more
In the southern hemisphere, washed by the waters of the Indian Ocean, is the island of Zanzibar, the main island of the Zanzibar archipelago in Tanzania. At its farthest northern tip is the fishing village of Nungwi. Nungwi is the second or third largest settlement on Zanzibar, with a population of about 5,500 people. Nungwi … Read more
Zanzibar is a large archipelago in the Indian Ocean, which consists of many islands. Of course, for many tourists this place is associated with snow-white beaches, soft rustling waves and palm thickets. However, the the other sights of Zanzibar are no less fascinating and noteworthy. There is definitely something else to see and do other … Read more
In tourist circles, Zanzibar is a beach destination that has already managed to win the hearts of travelers with water of the “Maldivian” color, bounty-style beaches, amazing local culture and affordable prices. Everyone on this island will find something to their liking – you can spend days on a deck chair, go diving and snorkeling, … Read more
The best months to visit Zanzibar are July to March, excluding the rainy season in November. July to October constitute the dry winter and spring months with temperatures hovering around 26°C. It may rain occasionally in August and September, but the sun always comes back. December to March make up the dry summer spell. The … Read more
Zanzibar is an island in the Indian Ocean that is part of Tanzania. Why visit Zanzibar? Mainly for endless beaches, snow-white, soft sand, clear waters and picturesque nature. The island will appeal to adventurers, because guests are offered walking tours in the jungle, diving and other extreme activities. And admirers of a calm, peaceful holiday … Read more
