Stone Town Walking Tour
Carved doors, the Old Fort, House of Wonders, Darajani Market and the moving Slave Market memorial.
Powder-white beaches, turquoise lagoons and the winding alleys of Stone Town. Unwind after a safari or plan a full island honeymoon — we know the best spots.
Zanzibar is a short flight from Arusha or the Serengeti, making it the natural finale to a Tanzania safari. Snorkel coral reefs, sail on traditional dhows, explore spice farms and get lost in the alleys of Stone Town.
We match you to the right coast: Nungwi & Kendwa for swimming at all tides and sunsets, Paje & Jambiani for kite-surfing and village life, Matemwe for quiet luxury near Mnemba Atoll.
Private island holidays, honeymoons and safari-and-beach combinations — every package can be extended or combined with a safari.
Stone Town, Nungwi
Two sides of Zanzibar in four days: the history of Stone Town and the white sands of Nungwi.
Kendwa / Nungwi
Five easy days of beach, reef and island-hopping on Zanzibar’s north and south-west coasts.
Stone Town, Matemwe or Paje
A romantic island honeymoon with boutique hotels, private experiences and plenty of time to simply be together.
Stone Town, Prison Island
Short on time? See Zanzibar’s best highlights in three days – ideal as a safari add-on.
5-day safari + 4 days beach
Five days of big-game safari followed by four barefoot days on Zanzibar’s white-sand beaches.
From the alleys of Stone Town to coral reefs and sandbanks — our favourite island experiences.
Carved doors, the Old Fort, House of Wonders, Darajani Market and the moving Slave Market memorial.
Taste cloves, nutmeg, vanilla and cinnamon straight from the plant — the reason Zanzibar is the Spice Island.
Dhow sailing to sandbanks, snorkelling, a seafood feast on Kwale Island and a natural lagoon.
Crystal-clear water, coral gardens, turtles and — often — pods of dolphins.
Meet the endemic Zanzibar red colobus monkey and walk the mangrove boardwalk.
A strip of white sand in the middle of the ocean — picnic, swim and snorkel.
Sail on a traditional wooden dhow as the sun drops into the Indian Ocean.
Dine on a rock in the sea, then taste Zanzibar pizza and grilled seafood at Forodhani.
Swim near dolphins in the south, or dive the reefs and wrecks with a PADI centre.
Zanzibar is not only beaches — look out for these island specials on land and at sea.
Endemic monkey found only on the island
Pods play off Kizimkazi and Mnemba
Nest on Mnemba and feed on the reefs
Some over 100 years old on Prison Island
Pass the coast between July and October
The world’s largest land crab, on Chumbe & Mnemba
Each coast has its own character — and the tides matter. We match you to the right one.
Lively northern tip, swimmable at all tides, dhow builders and beach restaurants.
Wide soft sand and gentle water — one of the best swimming beaches.
East-coast lagoons, a sociable vibe and perfect kite-surf winds.
Quiet, traditional and laid-back, with seaweed farms at low tide.
Peaceful beaches facing Mnemba Atoll — ideal for honeymooners.
A narrow peninsula with both sunrise and sunset views and The Rock nearby.
June–October and December–February are dry and sunny. March–May brings the long rains.
Yes — Zanzibar requires its official inbound travel insurance, bought online before arrival. We share the link when you book.
Read our Zanzibar beach guide comparing Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje and Matemwe.
Daily flights from Arusha, Kilimanjaro and Serengeti airstrips take 1–2 hours. We book them for you.
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