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9Destinations

4Regions

478Places to stay

Six worlds, one country

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Stone Town & West

UNESCO old town

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North Coast

Nungwi and Kendwa beaches

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East Coast

Paje and the kitesurfing shore

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Islands & Reefs

Atolls, snorkeling and Pemba

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Featured destinations

Stone Town & West Stone Town

Heart of Zanzibar

North Coast Nungwi

Northern Beach Village

East Coast Paje

Kitesurfing paradise

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Featured properties

Coral Bay Hotel

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Demani Lodge

Demani Lodge — malazi Jambiani, East Coast, Zanzibar. Mawasiliano, eneo, saa. ZanzibarForAll....

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The whole country at a glance

Hand-picked ways to experience Zanzibar

Curated collections

Best beaches

The most beautiful stretches of coastline.

Hidden villages

Charming villages by the sea and in the mountains.

Heritage trail

Historic towns and living cultural heritage.

Hiking & nature

Mountains, valleys and legendary trails.

Get to know the country

History, culture & cuisine

Politica de privacidad - Zanzibar

Terminos - Zanzibar

History of Zanzibar

A brief, dated history of Zanzibar. The Swahili coast For over a thousand years Zanzibar was a hub of Indian Ocean trade, where African, Arab, Persian and India

Zanzibari culture

Zanzibar Swahili culture blends African, Arab and Indian influences in its language, music, dress and food, with Islam shaping the daily rhythm and the call to

Zanzibari cuisine

Zanzibari cooking is rich with the spices grown on the islands — cloves, cardamom, cinnamon and nutmeg. Try: Zanzibar pizza, a stuffed, fried street-food favour

Did you know?

Zanzibar is nicknamed the Spice Islands for its clove and spice trade Freddie Mercury of Queen was born in Stone Town Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Before you pack

Useful information

VisaVisa on arrival / e-visa for most visitors

TippingCustomary, around 10%

CurrencyTanzanian shilling (TZS); USD widely accepted

LanguageSwahili, English

Emergency112 / 999

Tap waterBottled only

Time zoneEAT (UTC+3)

Best seasonJune–October, December–February

Power plugsTypes D/G, 230V

Getting aroundDaladala, taxis, hired cars

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