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From buzzing Stone Town to tranquil private beaches
Stretching along Zanzibars 85km long coast, there are a myriad of beaches and seaside resorts lining the shores of the islands turqoise-coloured Indian Ocean. Most travellers head to the North Coast, best known for its palm-fringed beaches, and the East Coast or South Coast, which are both more secluded and private getaways.
Stone Town, the charming capital, is well worth a visit and really captures the essence of this cosmopolitan island with its cobbled streets, colourful markets and minaret-lined skyscape. If are looking for an even more exclusive beach holiday then why not head to one of the Satellite Islands, such as Pemba, that really are like paradise!
NB: Our consultants have been to all these destinations and stayed in all their properties, so if you have questions, just ask us. Don't delay - contact us to plan your tailor-made trip!
Stone Town
Stone Town is the historical and cultural heart of Zanzibar. It's a winding maze of cobbled streets, twisting alleyways, bustling bazaars and grand old mansions. This cosmopolitan city fuses African and Arab traditions and is well worth a visit!
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South Coast
If you are looking to be one with mother nature, then a swim with dolphins puts you in touching distance. This is the most well known attraction of the South Coast though there are many more to write home about.
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East Coast
The East Coast of Zanzibar Island (Unguja) is best known for it's miles upon miles of powder-white beaches. If it's a perfect silky white beach that defines your dream holiday, then you are in for a treat.
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North Coast
If you're after beautiful beaches and warm waters, then this is the place for you with an array of water-based activities, luxury lodges and sumptuous seafood.
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Satellite Islands
A wealth of attraction are on offer on the Satellite Islands surrounding Zanzibar, including primeval forest, atmospheric ruins, deserted beaches, beautiful offshore islets and some of the best diving reefs in the Indian Ocean.
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