Curated tours, seamless transfers, and multi-day packages. Marine fees included. Stone Town based. 16 tours, 213 hotels, 60 attractions.
Spice tours, Stone Town walks, snorkeling, dolphin trips, Safari Blue, Jozani Forest & more.
Browse ToursPrivate transfers from Abeid Amani Karume Airport to Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje, Jambiani, Stone Town & all zones.
View Transfers3–7 day Zanzibar itineraries combining culture, marine, and nature. Including safari extensions to mainland Tanzania.
View Packages213 hand-picked hotels and resorts across Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje, Jambiani, Stone Town, Kiwengwa, Matemwe & more.
View HotelsHand-picked experiences our guests love — from cultural walks to marine adventures.
Walk through the heart of Zanzibar's UNESCO World Heritage site with a licensed local guide. Discover 200 years of history — from the Sultan's palace to the bustling-forbidden market scene, the House
Journey into Zanzibar's lush interior to a working spice farm. Your guide will explain the history of the spice trade — how Zanzibar became the "Spice Island" — while you taste fresh nutmeg, cloves, c
Go beyond the tourist trail to a local village in Kizimbani, Jambiani, or the southeast coast. Meet families, learn about seaweed farming, traditional crafts, and daily life in rural Zanzibar.
Maximize your day with the most popular Zanzibar combination tour. Start with a Stone Town walking tour, then head to a spice farm for lunch, and finish with a boat trip to Prison Island for giant tor
Zanzibar's most famous dhow excursion: cruise to the Menai Bay Conservation Area, snorkel over vibrant coral reefs, feast on a seafood barbecue on a private sandbank, and visit Kwale Island. Operated
Snorkel the pristine waters of Mnemba Atoll, Zanzibar's premier marine conservation area. Spot green sea turtles, observe colorful fish over healthy coral reefs, and enjoy fruit and water on a traditi
Each zone offers a distinct vibe — choose by your travel style: nightlife, kitesurfing, relaxation, or culture.
Nightlife • Diving • Sunset Cruises • Turtle Sanctuary
Northern tip — white sand, full-moon parties, Mnemba Atoll access, traditional dhow building. Best for couples and groups who want action.
Full Moon Parties • All-Day Swimming • Wide Beach
Northwest — famous for full-moon parties, calm water all day (no tide issues), Kendwa Rocks beach club.
Kitesurfing Capital • Shallow Lagoon • Laid-Back
Southeast — world-class kitesurfing, turquoise lagoon, seaweed farms, easy access to Jozani Forest & The Rock.
Authentic Village • Seaweed Farms • Kuza Cave
Southeast fishing village — Swahili culture, tide pools, Kuza Cave freshwater pools, Chumbe Island day trips.
UNESCO Heritage • History • Culture • Food
Historic heart — carved doors, Sultan's Palace, Anglican Cathedral (former slave market), Forodhani food market.
All-Inclusive Resorts • Family-Friendly • Mnemba Access
Northeast — long beach, family-friendly resorts, protected lagoon, easy boat access to Mnemba Atoll marine reserve.
Ready-made plans based on what travellers search for — from weekend getaways to week-long adventures.
Airport transfers + Stone Town tour + Safari Blue + Spice farm. Our signature intro package.
Stone Town (1 night) + Nungwi/Kendwa (2 nights) + Spice tour + Mnemba snorkeling + sunset cruise.
Zanzibar highlights (4 nights) + Mikumi/Nyerere fly-in day safari or Serengeti 3-day fly-in.
Quick answers to the questions travellers ask most.
Zanzibar is generally safe for tourists, including solo female travelers. Common issues include petty theft, persistent beach vendors, and tourist hassle in busy areas. Keep valuables secure, avoid walking alone late at night, and use registered taxis or trusted drivers. In Stone Town, it's safe during the day but use registered taxis or guides after dark.
Most nationalities require a Tanzania visa (which covers Zanzibar) valid for 90 days. Apply online via the official e-visa system at https://visa.immigration.go.tz/. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from departure. Zanzibar also requires mandatory inbound travel insurance — apply at https://inbound.visitzanzibar.go.tz/
Peak season is June to October (cool, dry). September is the best overall month. Best value months are June and October with good weather and fewer crowds. Avoid March to May (long rains, April is wettest). July-August is the busiest. For diving and snorkeling, February-March offer the best visibility.
3 nights for a quick beach break, 4-5 nights for a safari add-on plus some exploration, or 7 nights for a full island experience (Stone Town + multiple beach areas). The ideal split is 2 nights in Stone Town + 2-5 nights in a beach area.
The official currency is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS). USD is widely accepted in tourist areas. Small local payments are easier in shillings — carry cash. ATMs are available in main towns and tourist areas.
Malaria can occur in Zanzibar. Speak to a travel clinic for advice on anti-malaria medication before arrival. Pack insect repellent with DEET, long sleeves for evenings, and mosquito nets. The risk is lower in Stone Town and main tourist areas but higher in rural regions.
In Stone Town, walking is the best option for short distances. For longer distances, use Zanzibus shuttles ($5-8), shared taxis (dala dalas at $1), or private taxis ($20-25/hour). Car rental is possible but driving is chaotic. Arrange airport transfers in advance through your accommodation ($10-30).
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