Indian Ocean, Tanzania
Zanzibar
The Spice Island. A place of carved wooden doors, white-sand beaches, dhow sunsets, spice plantations, and coral reefs that make every safari finale unforgettable.
The Spice Island
Where Swahili heritage meets the Indian Ocean
The Zanzibar Archipelago sits 40 km off the Tanzanian mainland. Its historic Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, opens onto coral coasts, spice farms, and marine reserves that reveal the very best of island life.
Powder-white beaches
Palm-fringed shores and warm turquoise waters frame every corner of the island.
Spice heritage
Cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon and vanilla have shaped Zanzibar's culture for centuries.
World-class marine life
Mnemba Atoll, dolphins, turtles and coral reefs make it a snorkeller's paradise.
Stone Town soul
A UNESCO World Heritage maze of carved doors, rooftop cafés and spice markets.
Island guide
Zanzibar destinations
Eleven extraordinary places, each with its own character — from the history of Stone Town to the quiet beaches of the east coast.
Safari + beach
The perfect end to a Tanzania safari
Wildlife first
Begin with the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire. Witness the Great Migration and the Big Five in their natural habitat.
Fly to the island
A short flight from Arusha or the Serengeti airstrips brings you to Zanzibar's warm breezes and white sands.
Island reset
End with Stone Town spice tours, Mnemba Atoll snorkelling, and dhow sunsets over the Indian Ocean.
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Design your Zanzibar island escape
Tell us which beaches, culture, and marine experiences you want to include, and we will build a seamless island itinerary — or a safari-and-beach combination.
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