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family house at the beach for max. 6 person with swimming pool and ocean view
Makunduchi house
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- 3 bathrooms
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spice tour, dolphin tours,Jozani Forest ,safari blue .mt-kilimanjaro and safaris
Stone Town house
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“Utopia exists in Zanzibar and it is Turquoise.” We had a remarkable 10 days at Villa Turquoise. We were three couples accomodated in luxury with room to accomodate more. The location on the Indian Ocean is prime, with long private frontage and miles of beach walking in either direction. The grounds are immaculate, the service superb and the food wonderful. The off shore snorkeling exceeded anything I have seen and that includes many tropical areas in the world. If you go you will be pleased and your friends envious.
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Red Roof selfcatered Holiday house for 6 people beach 400 mtr
Jambiani villa
- 3 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- sleeps 6
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Water's edge living-Private serviced villa,5Bedr, Pool, Kite Beach (Sleeps 12)
Bwejuu villa
- 5 bedrooms
- 5 bathrooms
- sleeps 12
“An idyllic setting, a feast for all the senses, a true gem in Za” Saffron Beach Villa is a real gem on the East Coast of Zanzibar. It was my first time on the island, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but staying in this beautiful villa certainly played a big role in making my short holiday an unforgettable experience. It was impeccably clean and tastefully decorated in authentic local style, with awesome views of the ocean and the beach, which was just a few steps away. The staff - Gerard, Abede the chef, Ana and Muhu - were at all times very friendly and helpful, without being intrusive. The villa offers enough privacy to chill and relax on one's own, but I also spent much time at the very charming Crazy Mzungo's beach lounge next door. Of course I could not resist abede's delectable dishes! My primary aim was to unwind and relax, and in this regard, Saffron Beach Villa met all my expectations. I couldn't have asked for more and was very reluctant to leave. I would recommend it wholeheartedly to any of my friends and acquaintances wanting to visit Zanzibar. A huge asante sana to Matt and Michelle and all the staff - I will most definitely be back!!
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The bungalows are located behind the house/café with a view of our nice garden,
Jambiani apartment
- 4 bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
- sleeps 10
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Romantic room with access to beach ideal for 2 guests, in Kigomani, Zanzibar
Kigomani private room
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
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Poa Restaurant is located at the beginning of Jambiani from Paje.
Jambiani house
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- sleeps 7
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About Zanzibar Island
Perhaps nowhere captures the traveler’s imagination more than Zanzibar and its tales of Sinbad the Sailor.
Zanzibar’s Stone Town is a living museum of influences brought here from Persia, Arabia, Europe and the Indian subcontinent.
With beaches to rival anywhere on the planet and clear seas where pods of dolphins playfully swim amongst the shoals of brightly colored fish, Zanzibar is an island delight just waiting to be explored.
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About Zanzibar Island
Shirazi traders from Persia were the first group to establish a settlement on Zanzibar in the 8th century, with the island developing into a powerful city-state under Arab rule that supplied slaves and traded gold, ivory and wood with Asia in return for spices textiles and glassware.
The Golden Age of Zanzibar came to an end when the Portuguese arrived in the 16th century only to be replaced by Omani Sultans who eventually surrendered to the British 300 years later ruling by ruling under a British protectorate until joining an independent Tanzania in 1964.
Throughout the city there lies relics and museums that speak to the history of this wonderful vacation spot. You just need to know where to look, so keep that guidebook handy!
For the more adventurous, you should try the Octopus Curry (mchuzi wa pweza). It's a favorite in Zanzibar and a delicious creamy dish. Yum!
What to do
Ease into Zanzibar with a visit to the formal Forodhani Gardens where you can relax at a waterfront café before exploring the delights of Stone Town.
Visit the Beit el-Sahel Museum, a reconstruction of Sultan Seyyid Said’s palace that was destroyed by a British bombardment in 1896. See how the Sultan and his family lived while also visiting the adjacent harem.
For an insight into Zanzibar’s dark past, take a tour of the old slave quarters found beneath the Anglican Cathedral and St Monica’s Hostel.
For unbelievable sights, sounds and smells, visit Zanzibar’s main Darajani Market early in the morning to witness the fish auction and to search for that hard to find souvenir.
Top Zanzibar Island travel tips
For the best weather we suggest that you book your Zanzibar vacation anywhere from June till October when temperatures average 26°C.
Rent a bicycle or moped from one of the shops near to the Darajani Market and explore Zanzibar at your own pace away from the other tourists.
When arriving in Zanzibar by either ferry or plane you will be surrounded by taxi drivers all looking to pick up a fare. Agree on a price before you get in knowing that the fare to Stone Town should be Tsh 11,000 (around $10–$15).
For the perfect start to the evening, take a sunset cruise on a traditional Arab dhow before enjoying an amazing seafood dinner.
Take time for tea. Being a Muslim nation the locals love their tea, so be sure to go and say hello at one of the local cafés. Try the tangawizi (ginger) chai tea and add some vanilla – you are in the Spice Islands after all!
A beach vacation in Zanzibar is a perfect way to relax after an exciting Tanzanian Safari and with FlipKey offering affordable beachfront accommodation, there’s no reason not to spoil yourself with a week in the sun.
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