Zanzibar Beach Holiday

Stone Town is the capital of Zanzibar Island. It is UNESCO World Heritage Site and a city waiting to be discovered with its winding streets, crowded bazaars, mosques and grand Arab houses with wooden doors carved and adorned. City tour with GUIDE, visit the Darajani Market, an example of chaotic culture of the island. Possibility to visit the Anglican Cathedral special the Slave Market, the ancient Persian Baths and the Arab Fort. The tour ends with a spectacular sunset sitting in one of the historical sites of the city.

Stone Town is the capital of Zanzibar Island. It is UNESCO World Heritage Site and a city waiting to be discovered with its winding streets, crowded bazaars, mosques and grand Arab houses with wooden doors carved and adorned. City tour with GUIDE, visit the Darajani Market, an example of chaotic culture of the island. Possibility to visit the Anglican Cathedral special the Slave Market, the ancient Persian Baths and the Arab Fort. The tour ends with a spectacular sunset sitting in one of the historical sites of the city.

The Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park is 50 km2 (19 sq mi) national park of Tanzania located on the paradise island of Zanzibar. It is very famous island national park in the world.
It is home flora and fauna, the popular Zanzibar red colobus Monkey , a rain forest species are found within the Park, other species of fauna found in the park are sykes monkey, Bush babies, more than 50 species of butterfly and 50 species of birds, the nocturnal Zanzibar tree hyrax which has four ‘toes’ on its front feet and three on its back.
The sea grass beds of Chwaka beds of the Chwaka Bay, fringed with mangrove forests, are important breeding grounds for marine organisms, including open fish species. The mangroves are also good breeding grounds for birds.

Kizimkazi a fishing village located in southwest of Zanzibar is a home to several schools of the Bottle-nosed dolphins and Humpback dolphins, which are sighted following a short boat trip from the village. The dolphins are very friendly and playful. The best part is getting into the water and play with them and they will let you swim very close to them which is a truly memorable and rewarding experience

Leaving the resort in the morning you will reach by car the beautifully Muyuni beach, a breathtaking white-sand beach located in the north/east of the island, which present a rare natural and uncontaminated landscape. At the beach a boat will wait for you and it will cruise until The Atoll of Mnemba, which is paradise for divers and snorkelers with its amazing coral reef and the huge variety of fish and corals.

There will be two immersions of snorkeling, in between a break to rest where you can have water and fresh fruits on the boat enjoying the surrounding. After the snorkeling sessions the boat will reach a very suggestive and walkable bank of sand (it depends on the tide) on the way back to Muyuni beach. Arrived in Muyuni you will enjoy a delicious seafood based lunch and after that you can relax in the beach for a couple of hours before the return to the hotel.

Whether you stay at Nungwi beach, Kendwa beach, or even somewhere along the East coast, exploring Zanzibar’s north beach resorts is certainly worth the effort.

Nungwi is the third largest settlement in Zanzibar, with a population of about 5,500, found at the far north of the island. The smaller nearby Kendwa is on the west coast, overlooking the tiny Daloni island and the larger island of Tumbatu. Both are located about an hour’s drive from Stone Town.