Discover Magical Zanzibar — The Jewel of the Indian Ocean
Pair a Serengeti safari with pristine white-sand beaches, Stone Town heritage, spice farms and dolphin tours. Our tailor-made Tanzania safari and Zanzibar beach holiday packages turn two bucket-list trips into one unforgettable journey.
Zanzibar's liveliest northern beach — swimmable at all tides, famous sunsets, dhow cruises and vibrant nightlife.
Calm, deep water you can swim day or night, powder-white sand and the famous full-moon beach parties.
The kitesurfing capital of the island — a wide turquoise lagoon and a relaxed, bohemian village scene.
An authentic fishing and seaweed-farming village with tranquil turquoise shallows and a slow island pace.
The gateway to Mnemba Atoll — pristine reefs, barefoot-luxury lodges and world-class diving.
A long sweep of white sand backed by resorts and coral caves — ideal for watersports and easy relaxation.
A living maze of Swahili, Arab, Indian and European history where every carved door tells a story.
A landmark 19th-century sultan's palace on the seafront — the first building in East Africa with electricity and a lift.
The oldest building in Stone Town, an Omani-era fortress now hosting a cultural centre and open-air amphitheatre.
A tribute to the Queen frontman, born Farrokh Bulsara in Zanzibar, tracing his island roots and rise to fame.
A moving memorial and museum on the site of the world's last open slave market — essential to understanding the island's history.
Built to commemorate the abolition of slavery, its altar stands where the whipping post once did.
The beating heart of Stone Town — a bustling bazaar of spices, tropical fruit, fish and everyday island life.
The former royal residence, now a museum of the Zanzibar sultanate's furnishings, portraits and history.
For centuries Zanzibar's cloves, cinnamon and vanilla drew traders from across the world. A spice tour is a feast for every sense.
Zanzibar was once the world's leading clove producer — the scent still defines the island.
See how bark becomes the spice, and taste the difference between leaf, root and bark.
Discover how hand-pollinated orchids produce one of the world's most prized flavours.
Sample jackfruit, custard apple, rambutan, star fruit and more, freshly picked.
Turn just-harvested spices into a traditional Swahili meal with a local family.
Learn the traditional healing uses of the island's herbs, roots and barks.
A natural tidal lagoon in Nungwi caring for rescued sea turtles, with ethical, guided feeding.
A community conservation pond protecting green and hawksbill turtles and releasing hatchlings to the ocean.
A short boat ride from Stone Town, Changuu (Prison Island) pairs poignant history with giant tortoises and coral reefs.
Meet and feed a colony of giant tortoises, some over 150 years old.
Explore the 19th-century quarantine station and prison complex.
Clear waters and coral gardens just off the island shore.
Peacocks, tortoises and ocean views make for memorable shots.
Jozani-Chwaka Bay National Park is the last remaining home of the endemic Zanzibar red colobus monkey.

Get remarkably close to these rare, endemic primates found nowhere else on earth.
A raised walkway through tidal mangrove forest and its unique ecosystem.
Forest trails with expert guides revealing rare plants and wildlife.
A rewarding spot for endemic and migratory coastal birdlife.
Indicative from-prices per person — tailor any itinerary with our team. Want the full combo? Pair your beach days with a Tanzania safari or a Kilimanjaro climb.
Our safari and Zanzibar beach combos start from around $2,450 per person, pairing a Northern Tanzania safari (Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire) with a beach stay in Zanzibar. The final price depends on the number of days, season and accommodation level — every itinerary is tailor-made and we send a free quote within 24 hours.
Most travellers choose 9–12 days: about 3–5 days on safari in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, then 4–7 days relaxing on Zanzibar’s beaches with optional Stone Town, spice and dolphin tours.
June to October gives the best game viewing plus dry, sunny beach weather — ideal for combining safari and Zanzibar. December to February is also excellent, with calm seas and green-season wildlife.
Yes — short domestic flights connect Arusha, Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti directly to Zanzibar, so you can go from game drives to the beach in a couple of hours. We arrange all flights and transfers.
Let our Zanzibar specialists craft your perfect beach, culture and adventure itinerary.