Beaches and the ocean
The north (Nungwi and Kendwa) is best for swimming and sunsets, while the east coast (Paje, Jambiani) is breezier and ideal for kitesurfing and a quieter rhythm. Snorkeling, diving and dhow sailing are all on offer.
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Private tripsMade around your pace
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Local guidesKnowledge from the ground
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Clear pricingPractical options, explained
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Local supportHelp throughout your trip
About Zanzibar
Zanzibar is the perfect finale to any safari or climb. This Indian Ocean archipelago pairs powder-white beaches and warm turquoise water with the living history of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site of winding lanes, spice markets and Swahili-Arab architecture.
Nungwi & Paje beachesStone Town heritageSpice farm toursSnorkeling & divingDhow sunset cruiseHoneymoon friendly
Travel guide
Stone Town and spice
Wander Stone Town's historic lanes, visit the former slave market and the house of wonders, then tour a working spice farm to see where cloves, nutmeg and cinnamon grow.
Easy to reach
Short domestic flights connect the northern safari circuit with Zanzibar, and we arrange all private transfers so the transition from bush to beach is seamless.
Questions about Zanzibar
How many nights should I spend in Zanzibar?
Three to four nights is ideal for a relaxed beach extension; add more for diving or a slower honeymoon pace.
Which beach is best?
Nungwi and Kendwa in the north are best for swimming and sunsets; Paje and Jambiani in the east are breezier and quieter.
Is it good for honeymoons?
Yes — Zanzibar is one of the most popular honeymoon finishes in East Africa, with boutique and luxury resorts to match.
How do I get there from the safari?
A short domestic flight from Arusha or the Serengeti. We handle all the transfers and timing.
Zanzibar trips
All safari packages
Plan a Zanzibar trip
Share your dates and travel style. Our local team will shape a private itinerary around them.