Welcome to Zanzibar, a fascinating archipelago off the coast of Tanzania where the allure of the old spice trade blends with white sand beaches.

The largest island of Zanzibar, Unguja, is home to Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zanzibar is made up of various islands. Zanzibar provides a distinctive fusion of cultures and is well-known for its stunning beaches, coral reefs, spice farms, and rich history.

• Humidity: The coastal region can have high levels of humidity, particularly in the wet season.
• Street Hazzle: Stone Town’s winding streets can grow congested, and obstinate sellers may come up to visitors.

• Explore Stone Town’s historic district, which features bustling marketplaces, ancient forts, and winding lanes.
• Spice Tours: Discover the history of Zanzibar as the Spice Island while touring fragrant spice plantations.
• Beaches: Unwind on the picture-perfect, turquoise-watered beaches of Nungwi, Paje, or Kendwa.

• Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) is the currency.
• Language: Swahili, however many people also speak English.
• Islam is the predominant religion.
• East Africa Time (EAT) is the time zone.

• Lodging: There are upscale resorts and affordable guesthouses to choose from.
• Dining: Take in seafood on the beaches or sample regional fare in Stone Town’s markets.
• Activities: Diving, spice tours, and guided excursions are all priced differently, however many beaches are free.

• See the massive Aldabra tortoises and coral reefs on Prison Island.
• Jozani Forest: Take a Red Colobus monkey safari in Zanzibar’s final native forest.
• Snorkeling and diving: Learn about the marine creatures and colorful coral reefs.

June through October is the dry season, which is best for historical trips and beach activities.
Rainy Season (March to May): Lush foliage but occasional heavy showers.

• Dala-Dalas: Public minibuses used for short-distance travel.
• Taxis: Use reliable providers or bargain for a better price in advance.
• Rental cars are available for more autonomous travel.

• For the tropical weather, wear light clothing.
• Swimsuit, sunscreen, and bug repellent.
• Stone Town walking shoes that are comfortable.

• At Zanzibar’s entrance ports, the majority of nations may get a visa upon arrival.
• Visa costs differ, and certain nations have agreements that waive or exclude visa requirements.
• Make sure the validity of your passport is at least six months beyond the date you want to travel.