From white sandy beaches and turquoise waters to rich history and vibrant culture, Zanzibar is a magical island that captivates every traveler.
Journeys that inspire discovery, relaxation and memories that last a lifetime.
From white sandy beaches and turquoise waters to rich history and vibrant culture, Zanzibar is a magical island that captivates every traveler.
Journeys that inspire discovery, relaxation and memories that last a lifetime.
Born and raised in Ethiopia, with deep local knowledge and connections
Real local encounters and unique experiences that go beyond the ordinary.
Every trip is designed around your interests, style and budget
From planning to your final day, we’re here for you every step of the way
Zanzibar is a unique blend of natural beauty, Swahili culture, historic Stone Town and world-famous spice plantations. It’s a place where every moment feels like a discovery.
Whether you seek adventure, relaxation or cultural immersion, Zanzibar offers experiences that will stay with you forever.
Different parts of Zanzibar offer different atmospheres. Nungwi and Kendwa in the north are popular for lively beach stays, while places such as Jambiani on the southeast coast offer a quieter atmosphere and a stronger connection with local island life. The best area depends on whether you prefer relaxation, water sports, restaurants or a more peaceful setting.
Yes. Stone Town offers a completely different experience from Zanzibar’s beach resorts. Its narrow streets reveal a mixture of African, Arab, Indian and European influences, with historic buildings, markets and local food. Spending time here adds culture and history to a Zanzibar beach holiday.
Zanzibar has a long history of growing and trading spices such as cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg and cardamom. Today, visitors can explore spice farms to see how these plants grow, taste tropical fruits and learn how spices have influenced Zanzibar’s history, cuisine and culture.
Yes. Zanzibar’s warm Indian Ocean waters, coral reefs and marine life make snorkelling and scuba diving popular activities. Different sites around the archipelago offer opportunities to see colourful fish, corals, turtles and other marine species.
Zanzibar has a strong Swahili culture and predominantly Muslim traditions. Away from beaches and resorts, respectful clothing that covers the shoulders and knees is a good choice, particularly when visiting villages, Stone Town and religious or cultural sites.
Absolutely. Zanzibar is especially easy to combine with a safari in mainland Tanzania. After visiting destinations such as the Serengeti, Ngorongoro or Tarangire, you can finish your journey with several days of beaches, marine activities and culture on Zanzibar. Zufan Eco Tour also currently offers Tanzania-and-Zanzibar combination journeys.
From the historic streets of Stone Town to paradise beaches and turquoise waters, discover the very best of Zanzibar with our carefully designed tours and local expertise.