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You can enjoy a memorable holiday in this beautiful archipelago with our Zanzibar holiday packages.

Zanzibar is best seen by sea, and by boat is the perfect way you can explore it. This fabled and legendary island paradise is sure to take your breath away... A vacation on Zanzibar conjures up images of happiness and paradise, thanks to its unique and tranquil setting.

Zanzibar is an exotic paradise with lots of sun, sea, beaches, culture, and, of course, lots of enjoyment! You can combine a visit to Zanzibar with a safari in Tanzania or a climb up Mount Kilimanjaro for an excellent vacation plan. You can reach the archipelago and its islands via a short flight from the Tanzanian capital.

It would be a shame if you visited Zanzibar and spent all your time on the island's beautiful beaches and did not stop to check out some of the historical sites. The cultural and historical experiences in Stone Town are crucial for appreciating the island's beauty. A Unesco World Heritage Site, Stone Town has a fascinating history.

For those who love participating in sports, a trip to Zanzibar could be a chance for a dynamic vacation filled with nautical and undersea activities that will lead you to untouched areas of pristine beauty.

Landscapes, architecture, history, and wildlife await you on your cheap holiday in Zanzibar for unforgettable vacations

The ancient city of Stone Town in Zanzibar has a unique built legacy that represents the diverse cultures of the archipelago, as reflected in the city's architecture. The tangle of lanes that run through the city is full of affluent merchants' homes built of coral blocks and mangrove wood. While visiting Stone Town, be sure to visit the Old Omani Fort, the Palace of Wonders, the Anglican church, and a few mosques. There are ancient museums in the city, old streets with varying charms, and a history that is both heartbreaking and inspiring. This actual labyrinth city is full of contrasts: winding pathways, minarets of mosques, colorful Hindu temples, and intricately carved doors that appear to be genuine pieces of art. After that, there are museums, architectural wonders, and stunning gardens to explore.

The tales of the town of Stone Town are still told today, and they are both compelling and overpowering. You can't help but stop to stare at the amazing carved doors and intricate balconies, as well as the shops offering unusual goods and the dazzling hidden mansions as you walk through the small lanes of the historic centre.

Zanzibar belonged to the Emirate of Oman from the 18th through the 19th centuries, and Stone Town was a terrible centre of the slave and ivory trade. It's also possible that the city was the ideal point of departure for the great explorers who came to investigate the mystifying areas of the African continent.

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You will also find remnants of Shirazian and Swahili palaces throughout the remainder of the archipelago, particularly on the island of Pemba. Cottages with palm-leaf roofs are common in the more rural locations when the dwellings are restricted to modest structures.

The private island of Mnemba, which is really an atoll, is a haven for those seeking privacy and exclusivity. These are the places where the affluent and famous gather to relax on their holidays. In addition to its luxury appeal, the island of Mnemba is also home to abundant natural treasures, which include a stunning underwater world, a virgin forest where all types of animals can be found in abundance, and a pristine coastline.

Nungwi exposes itself as a fascinating and paradoxical kaleidoscope of contrasts, whether it is a fishermen's hamlet or a backpackers' town. It is quite touristic, and it is covered with anarchist buildings that have sprung up all over the place on both sides. With its various pubs and restaurants, it is known as the "party capital of Zanzibar." The city is well-known for its youthful and funky vibe, but still retains an authentic feel.

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Unguja is the largest and most populous island in Zanzibar. The ancient town of Mji Mkongwe, or Stone Towe, is the heart of the city. Tiny alleyways and coral stone cottages, which date back centuries, are a testament to the past. Today, the site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is home to several prominent enterprises. Our team has selected the most stunning premium hotels in Zanzibar at the most competitive prices to ensure you have the most enjoyable holiday experience. If you are lucky enough to be seated on a patio at the end of the day, you will be delighted with the sight provided by the dhows returning to the port, which are illuminated by the sun and create a beautiful live painting. Lastly, while in Unguja, you will have the opportunity to indulge in the pleasures of idleness at the magnificent beaches of Mangapwani.

Jozani National Park is a must-see if you are visiting Zanzibar. This region is attractive thanks to the lush greenery, diversified fauna, and distinctive environment. Chwaba Bay and Uzi are separated by a 50-kilometer stretch of forest known as the Jozani forest. This marshy rainforest is home to the red colobus monkey, a unique species found nowhere else. It is a monkey species unique to Zanzibar. Their white crest and red back distinguish them from other animals in the same family. Touching them is not recommended since they are easily approached. In fact, they make up the forest's primary attraction. Nevertheless, steps have been put in place to ensure their survival as it is an endangered species.