Generally safe for tourists, with low rates of violent crime.

Stone Town is perfect for walking, but the rest of the island requires transportation.

Based on 'Dala-dala' (shared vans), it is an authentic but uncomfortable experience.

Strong value for money. You can travel comfortably without a high budget.

Concentrated on specific points such as Nungwi or Paje; the rest of the island is very quiet.

A vibrant culture marked by Taarab music, Islamic religion and African hospitality.

A paradise for seafood and spice lovers. The food is fresh, aromatic and varied.

Ideal for buying spices, wood crafts and colorful fabrics (Kangas).

Warm tropical climate all year round, conditioned by the rainy seasons.

The island lives off tourism and is very well prepared to receive visitors from all over the world.

A safe and exciting destination for children, especially for the marine activities.

Zanzibar is a conservative and religious society where homosexuality is illegal.

The people are extremely friendly and welcoming, always greeting you with a 'Karibu'.

Simply spectacular. Some of the best beaches and coral reefs in the world.

Stone Town is a unique architectural treasure that mixes Arabic, Indian and European influences.

Key point in the history of world trade and the abolition of slavery.

Although it is a small island, it has unique nature reserves and lush plantations.

The resort beaches are pristine, but waste management in urban areas is a challenge.

Very incipient, focused mainly on ecotourism and sustainability projects.

Growing, but internet infrastructure can still be unstable outside of major hubs.