Overview
Zanzibar, often referred to as the “Spice Island,” is renowned for its rich history, stunning
beaches, and vibrant culture. Influenced by early Arab traders, Zanzibar’s main islands, Unguja
and Pemba, along with several smaller untouched islands, offer a unique blend of natural
beauty and historical charm. From white sandy beaches to lush spice plantations, Zanzibar is a
destination that promises relaxation and adventure.
What to Do in Zanzibar:
Beach Relaxation: Unwind on the pristine beaches or enjoy the luxurious amenities of
beach hotels.
● Water Sports: Engage in exciting activities such as kiting, windsurfing, deep-sea fishing,
water skiing, parasailing, and jet skiing.
● Day Trips: Take advantage of day trips to nearby small islands and coral reefs for
snorkeling and diving.
● Spice Plantations: Visit the numerous spice plantations to learn about Zanzibar’s spice
trade and the cultivation of exotic spices.
● Jozani Forest: Explore the unique Jozani Forest, home to the endemic Zanzibar red
colobus monkeys and rich biodiversity.
