The Zanzibar Archipelago, located in the Indian Ocean 16 - 31 miles off the coast of Tanzania, is a breathtaking spot to escape from the world. You’ll enjoy clear, turquoise-blue water, shallow sandbars perfect for wading, and many small islands virtually unvisited by tourists. Explore the World Heritage Site of Stone Town, Zanzibar City’s old quarter, Or just go beach to beach, each one being better than the next.

Zanzibar is one of the top destinations in Africa when it comes to people wanting to see world-class beaches, but also to experience a place where world-class architecture and culture meet with a tropical paradise.
Zanzibar Island is located in the semi-tropical Indian Ocean and is famous for its luxurious beaches. The island is also famous for being a major hub for spice trading. The locals in Zanzibar say that the island has many mysteries to discover. So, let’s dive in to explore what Zanzibar has to offer for those who want to visit this amazing Island.

Zanzibar boasts one of the richest and most diverse culinary scenes in all of Africa which is shaped by centuries of trading and migration. It is mostly famous for spicy foods as the island produces and exports plenty of nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, lemongrass, and more. At Forodhani Food Market in Stone Town, it is where you will find all fresh seafood and local delicacies as the market turns into a busy street food market at night. You will find all the fresh seafood like squid, crabs, lobsters, octopus and shrimps, spicy delicacies which are well cooked with exotic spices like cardamom, turmeric, and garlic, sweet treats like kalmati and mandazi and other foods like Urojo, Zanzibari Pizza, Shawarma and Biryani..

Zanzibar is a conservative Sunni Muslim society with a history influenced by people from Arabs, Persians, Indians, Portuguese, British, and the African mainland. It has seen an influx of people from these countries. Most of the architectural features were built by immigrants. In ancient times, the island was known for the spice business and many Arabian merchants visited the Island during these times bringing Islam to the Island. The Portuguese also visited the Island and controlled the Indian Ocean which was later replaced by the British. Zanzibar now offers many different cultural experiences which are all added up in the beautiful architecture of Stone Town.

Zanzibar is also home to several rare species. Various species of primates, butterflies, birds and many more can be observed. The red colobus monkey, the Zanzibar Servaline Genet, and the Zanzibar are among the species found in Zanzibar. The red colobus monkey is found in the Jozani forest, and the Zanzibar Serveline Genet is found in Unguja.

Many people consider Zanzibar as one Island. Zanzibar is an archipelago of islands that are located in the Indian Ocean. It comprises several islands, but only two are the larger ones which are Unguja and Pemba. Unguja is the largest one and it is sometimes referred to as Zanzibar. Several Islands are combined named as Unguja, Pemba, Latham, Mafia, Bawe, Changuu, Chumbe, Mnemba, Tumbatu, Uzi, Vundwe, Fundo, Kashani, and Najo Island. The total population of Zanzibar is around 1.3 million people.

Visiting Zanzibar might be your once-in-a-lifetime adventure so you shouldn’t take it for granted. There are various world-class watersports which you can experience by playing or just enjoying watching.
Starting with Snorkeling at Mnemba’s Island, visitors usually enjoy snorkeling and swimming with dolphins. For divers or those who would like to learn diving, Zanzibar is a beautiful destination to do so. Also, during summer, Kiteboarding is a famous sport for tourists coming to Zanzibar especially on Paje and Jambiani beaches.
Have you ever dreamt of riding a horse along the beach? If yes, then Zanzibar’s Nungwi beach has got you covered! Enjoy Beach rides, Swim rides, Sunset rides, and Country rides on Zanzibar beaches with a horse. Furthermore, If you are interested in jet ski driving, then you will find them at Nungwi beach, Kendwa Beach, Matemwe, Stone town.

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