Fasciculi itinerum
Nungwi in the north, Jambiani and Bwejuu in the south-east, and the sea between.
Seven days on two beaches: the north coast, with a day in the UNESCO old town of Stone Town and on Prison Island and a boat morning to look for dolphins at Mnemba, then the south-east coast for a spice farm and the red monkeys of Jozani, a day under sail at Safari Blue and a Swahili cave.
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Met at the airport and taken to your beach hotel for a first evening by the sea.
Your driver meets you at Zanzibar airport and drives you across the island to your beach hotel on the north coast, about an hour by road.
The rest of the day is yours: settle in, walk the sand and watch your first sunset over the Indian Ocean.
Hospitium: Nungwi and Kendwa, north coast
A day trip to a UNESCO old town, then a boat to an island of giant tortoises.
Your driver takes you from the beach to Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site inscribed in 2000. You walk its narrow lanes with a guide, past carved doors, the Old Fort built by the Omanis in the 17th century, and the Palace Museum on the seafront. At Christ Church, built on the site of the island’s largest slave market, a monument and a museum tell the history of the slave trade. The House of Wonders, partly collapsed in 2020, is seen from outside.
In the afternoon a boat takes you to Prison Island, where Aldabra giant tortoises live, with time to swim and snorkel from the beach. If you wish, end the day at Forodhani Gardens, where a seafood market opens after sunset (dinner is a paid extra), before the drive back to your beach hotel.
UNESCO lanes, carved doors and the Old Fort.
A monument, a museum and a former sultan’s palace.
Giant Aldabra tortoises and swimming, by boat from Stone Town.
A seafront park with a seafood market after sunset, as a paid extra.
Nota: Entrance and park fees, boat-excursion tickets and snorkelling gear are not included: they are paid extras confirmed in your offer. The schedule can change with weather, tides and sea conditions.
Hospitium: Stone Town
A boat morning to look for dolphins and snorkel at Mnemba.
A boat takes you out early from the north coast to look for dolphins and to snorkel on the reef at Mnemba Island. Time in the water is set by the boat crew, and a beach lunch is usually part of the excursion, as a paid extra.
You return to your hotel in the afternoon, with the rest of the day on the beach.
Dolphin sightings are possible, not guaranteed.
A reef of clear water, with guided snorkelling.
Nota: Sailing times depend on the tide and the sea; the boat operator can change or cancel a trip for safety. Wildlife sightings are possible but never guaranteed.
Hospitium: Nungwi and Kendwa, north coast
Tasting the spices Zanzibar is known for, then red monkeys and mangroves.
In the morning you visit a spice farm, where the guide shows you spices, fruit and trees and lets you smell and taste them.
Then on to Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park, about 35 kilometres south-east of Stone Town, the home of the red colobus monkey, which lives only in Zanzibar. A raised boardwalk takes you through the mangrove forest without disturbing it. In the afternoon you continue to your new beach hotel on the south-east coast.
Spices, fruit and trees to smell and taste.
Red colobus monkeys, found only in Zanzibar.
A raised walkway through the mangrove forest.
Nota: Entrance and park fees, boat-excursion tickets and snorkelling gear are not included: they are paid extras confirmed in your offer. The schedule can change with weather, tides and sea conditions.
Hospitium: Jambiani and Bwejuu, south-east coast
A wooden dhow, reef snorkelling, a white sandbank and lunch on an island.
A full day on the water. A traditional wooden dhow leaves from Fumba on the south-west coast and sails through the Menai Bay Conservation Area. You snorkel on the reef with a guide, stop on a white sandbank when the tide allows, and may see wild dolphins.
Lunch is served on Kwale Island, and there is a swim in a sheltered mangrove lagoon. Departure from your hotel is early, and you are back in the late afternoon.
A wooden dhow in a marine conservation area.
Guided snorkelling, and a white sandbank when the tide allows.
Seafood lunch on the island, with a mangrove lagoon swim.
Nota: Sailing times depend on the tide and the sea; the boat operator can change or cancel a trip for safety. Wildlife sightings are possible but never guaranteed.
Hospitium: Jambiani and Bwejuu, south-east coast
A cave to swim in, the fishing villages of the south-east and a restaurant on a rock.
A day along the south-east coast. You visit a Swahili cave near Jambiani, where you can swim and hear its history, and walk through the fishing villages of the coast.
Lunch can be at The Rock restaurant, a restaurant built on a rock in the sea; it should be booked in advance and is paid by you.
A cave to swim in, with its story.
Lunch on a rock in the sea, booked in advance, paid by you.
Nota: Entrance and park fees, boat-excursion tickets and snorkelling gear are not included: they are paid extras confirmed in your offer. The schedule can change with weather, tides and sea conditions.
Hospitium: Jambiani and Bwejuu, south-east coast
Your driver takes you to the airport for your flight home.
After breakfast your driver takes you to Zanzibar airport for your flight home. The departure time from your hotel is set by your flight time, and it allows extra time for the drive across the island. We look forward to welcoming you again.
Finis itineris
Nungwi beach · 3 noctes
Genus hospitii: Double room
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Jambiani beach · 3 noctes
Genus hospitii: Double room
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