Zanzibar
The Spice Island paradise with pristine white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and rich Swahili culture. Explore historic Stone Town (UNESCO site), dive coral reefs, and relax in luxury beach resorts.
Unguja (Zanzibar)
Main Island
Stone Town
Capital
Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje, Matemwe
Best Beaches
Stone Town (2000)
UNESCO Site
Spices, beaches, culture
Famous For
Diving, snorkeling, cultural tours
Activities
Zanzibar
Step into a tropical paradise where Arabian, Indian, Persian, and African cultures blend seamlessly. From the historic labyrinth of Stone Town to the powder-white beaches of Nungwi and Kendwa, Zanzibar is the perfect finale to any Tanzania adventure.
What Makes It Special
Stone Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Pristine beaches (Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje)
Spice farm tours
Jozani Forest - red colobus monkeys
Prison Island - giant tortoises
Diving and snorkeling (Mnemba Atoll)
Dolphin tours (Kizimkazi)
Sunset dhow cruises
Local cuisine and seafood
Incredible Wildlife
Home to an extraordinary array of wildlife, Zanzibar offers unparalleled opportunities to witness nature's most spectacular animals in their natural habitat.
When to Visit
June-October
Dry season - perfect beach weather
Wildlife: Best diving and snorkeling
December-February
Hot and sunny
Wildlife: Green turtle nesting season
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