Zanzibar Island
The Spice Island itself: white-sand beaches, historic Stone Town, spice farms and turquoise seas in the heart of the Indian Ocean.
Zanzibar Island, known locally as Unguja, is the beating heart of the Zanzibar Archipelago and one of the most beguiling islands in the Indian Ocean. Its beaches are the stuff of postcards: powder-white sand, warm turquoise water, and traditional dhows sailing at sunset. But Zanzibar is far more than a beach. Wander the labyrinth of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where Swahili, Arab, Indian and European histories meet in carved doors and spice markets. Tour a fragrant spice farm, snorkel the coral gardens of Mnemba Atoll, or meet the rare red colobus monkeys of Jozani Forest. Whether you seek barefoot luxury, cultural depth, or simply rest after a safari, Zanzibar delivers. It is the perfect place to end a Tanzania journey, and we design seamless safari-and-beach combinations to make it effortless.
Safaris visiting Zanzibar Island
We do not have a set itinerary published for Zanzibar Island yet, but we run trips here often. Ask us for a tailor-made quote.