Stone Town
Zanzibar City's old quarter — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of coral-stone houses, carved doors and narrow alleys, built on centuries of the Indian...
White sand, warm water and Stone Town's history — the classic finish to a Tanzania safari, or a trip in its own right.
Zanzibar City's old quarter — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of coral-stone houses, carved doors and narrow alleys, built on centuries of the Indian...
The classic north-coast beaches — wide white sand, calm swimmable water at all tides, dhow-building yards and a lively sunset-bar scene.
Zanzibar's only national park — the last major patch of native forest on the island, and the one place on Earth to see the...
Long, wind-swept beaches from Matemwe to Jambiani — kitesurfing, seaweed farming, big tides, and the reef of Mnemba Atoll offshore for snorkelling and diving.
Tanzania's first marine park, off the Rufiji Delta south of Zanzibar — whale sharks from October to March, diving on reefs that see barely...
The "Green Island" north of Zanzibar — clove plantations, the wall dives of the Pemba Channel, the Ngezi rainforest, and a fraction of Zanzibar's...