Safari Blue
Safari Blue is a full-day boat-trip bringing you close to the most interesting and beautiful natural wonders of a tropical Indian Ocean Bay. Snorkelling on a coral reef, swimming in a lagoon, sailing with an outrigger canoe, spotting dolphins, chilling on a sandbank, tasting exotic fruit and having a beach barbecue are just some of the highlights included in this extraordinary day.

Guided Tour through Stone Town
For centuries Zanzibar port was the most important trading point of East Africa with ships coming in and going out to India, the Arab region, the African mainland and Europe. The best way to experience the richness and deep intercultural exchange of this time is a guided tour through Stone Town with an accredited tourist guide. In the labyrinth of narrow alleys the guide will show you interesting artefacts like the carved Arab doors with brass studs, and will approach you to places such as the kanga market or the house of slave trader Tippu Tip.

Nungwi
The village in the north of Zanzibar has some of the island’s most beautiful beaches. On the beach one can observe local craftspeople building traditional wooden sailing dhows. Nungwi is also famous for its coral reefs and the turtle sanctuary which can be visited. The village recently has developed to be one of Zanzibar ’s favourite places for young people, as there are an increasing number of highly animated bars on the beach.

Beyt al chai
Beyt al chai (“Tea house”) is a small luxury Stone Town hotel set up in an old 3-floor Zanzibar house once built by a wealthy Arab merchant. The house has maintained its soul and can now count with 6 fully air conditioned and completely unique luxury suites. Richly coloured organza and silk curtains billow in the breeze around genuine antique furniture dating back to the days of the Sultan. A perfect place for honeymooners and style fetishists.

Casa del Mar
Casa del Mar is situated in Jambiani on the South East Coast of Zanzibar. The mid-priced hotel is extremely family friendly. In the workshop, kids can learn how to build furniture and can make their own souvenirs from coconut wood. The 12 rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with East African art and furniture. The six second floor suites are all double-storey with a spacious living room and a bathroom on the first level, and a big futon bed under the thatched roof. The terrace restaurant offers excellent local and international cuisine at reasonable prices.

Fumba Beach Lodge
Fumba Beach is a romantic and exclusive lodge on the West Coast of Zanzibar. The 20 bungalows and the big pool blend into the natural lush vegetation of the area. As there are no other hotels in the whole area, the privacy is total. Each bungalow has an en-suite bathroom, private terrace with ocean view, and is suitable for families, couples or individuals. The four luxury suites have extravagant open air baths overlooking the clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean. They are a paradise for honeymooners.

Hakuna Majiwe Lodge
Hakuna Majiwe ("No Stone") is located between Paje and Jambiani, on the South East Coast of Zanzibar, on a white-sand palm-fringed and desert beach. All rooms have spacious verandas facing the ocean. The hotel is decorated with Zanzibari art and local furniture, giving it a warm and natural atmosphere. The 27 metres swimming pool is integrated into a tropical mangrove garden setting.

Mnarani Beach Cottages
Mnarani Beach Cottages is located in Nungwi, next to the old lighthouse, the northernmost point of Zanzibar. It is away from the crowds, yet only a short walk to the village. The mid-priced cottages with verandas are suitable for families and couples looking for a relaxing spot. The restaurant is famous for its seafood specialities.