
Stone Town
A UNESCO World Heritage site built on centuries of trade between Africa, Arabia, Persia and Europe. Spice tours, Swahili cooking, and the best food on the island.

Zanzibar and Pemba
Most travellers finish on the coast. Stone Town for the history and the food, the north for the beaches, and Pemba if you want somewhere genuinely quiet.
The islands
They are usually combined, and they are a short flight from Arusha or straight from the Serengeti.

A UNESCO World Heritage site built on centuries of trade between Africa, Arabia, Persia and Europe. Spice tours, Swahili cooking, and the best food on the island.

The north coast, where the beaches are widest and the swimming is least affected by the tide. Dhow sunset cruises leave from here.

Quieter and far less visited than Unguja. Known for its reefs, for Ngezi Forest, and for the ruins at Mkama Ndume.
It is usually a short flight and a very easy addition. Tell us how many days you have.