Discover Tanzania's Paradise Islands

This might just be the most famous island in the Indian Ocean. Zanzibar is very popular and visited by thousands of visitors every year.

Officially, the island we call ‘Zanzibar’ is Unjuga, and it, along with Pemba Island, make up the archipelago of Zanzibar. However, this name is rarely used and can be confusing for travel-purposes, so we will call it Zanzibar for clarity.

What our Visitors usually Love

• Beautiful white sandy beaches
  Renowned for its powdery white sand and clear turquoise waters.
• Rich cultural heritage and history
  Explore Stone Town's centuries-old architecture and bustling markets.
• Warm and friendly locals
  Locals are known for their hospitality and eagerness to share their culture.
• Delicious local cuisine and fresh seafood
  Enjoy dishes like biryani, pilau, and freshly caught seafood.

Things to keep in mind when visiting Zanzibar

• Persistent beach vendors
  Vendors can be persistent, disrupting the tranquility of the beach.
• Inconsistent internet connectivity
  Internet connections can be slow or unreliable in certain areas.

Mafia Island is a serene and lesser-known destination perfect for those seeking tranquility and nature. It's renowned for its marine park and rich underwater life.

What our Visitors usually Love

• Diving and snorkeling
  Explore vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.
• Whale shark sightings
  Seasonal opportunities to swim with whale sharks.
• Quiet and pristine beaches
  Relax on unspoiled, tranquil shores.
• Authentic local experiences
  Engage with the local community and their way of life.

Things to keep in mind when visiting Mafia Island

• Limited tourist infrastructure
  Expect fewer amenities and a slower pace of life.
• Cash is king
  Many places do not accept credit cards, so carry enough cash.