Zanzibar

A gateway to paradise, the spice island 35km off main land Tanzania, Zanzibar is a 2,700 square km Island with white sand beaches that roll into the crystal clear waters of the Indian ocean. The Island is a UNESCO world heritage site having major towns and coastal areas holding ancient historical sites such as; Joseph’s Roman Catholic Cathedral; Christ Church Anglican Cathedral; the residence of the slave trader Tippu Tip; the Malindi Bamnara Mosque; the Jamat Khan built for the Ismaili sect; the Royal Cemetery; the Hamamni and other Persian baths. The white sand beaches are decorated with amazing scenes, beautiful hotels, resorts, restaurants, palm and coconut trees which contribute to numerous flavors in different coastal dishes and delicacies. The coastal waters and beaches hype tropical vibes especially from June to October attracting various sports and activities such kite surfing, sport fishing on traditionally made dhows, scuba diving in the blue waters, magical underwater  creatures, grey monkeys, sandbank yoga, forest bathing, horseback riding, magical breezes and sceneries on low tides, coastal cuisines and cocktails, Rock island restaurant.