Tanzania
Zanzibar
Beaches, Stone Town, spice & reefs
About Zanzibar
Spice, sand and Stone Town
Off the coast, north of Dar es Salaam
Zanzibar is a Swahili archipelago off Tanzania’s coast, where white-sand beaches meet the coral-stone alleys of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site layered with Arab, Persian, Indian and European history.
Days here run from spice-farm tours and Jozani Forest’s red colobus to dhow sails, reef diving and long lunches of grilled seafood — the classic beach finish to a safari, where the journey gently continues.
Safaris that visit Zanzibar
Journeys to Zanzibar

Swahili Islands Ocean Safari
Reefs, dhow sails and whale sharks, island by island.
Stone Town and the reefs of Mnemba Atoll, quiet dive sites on Pemba, then whale sharks and the marine park off Mafia Island.

Classic Tanzania Safari
Big cats at dawn, white sand by the end of the week.
Four nights among the big cats of the central Serengeti, then four on the white sand of Nungwi, at Zanzibar’s northern tip.

Love Under African Skies
Fall asleep under the stars. Wake to the sound of the sea.
Champagne on the crater rim, a balloon at dawn and a night on an open-air star bed in the Serengeti, then a private villa on Zanzibar.

Kilimanjaro Summit & Zanzibar
Stand on the Roof of Africa, then let the ocean do the rest.
Eight days on the quiet Lemosho route to Uhuru Peak, 5,895 m, then four days of rest on Zanzibar.
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