ZANZIBAR ISLAND BEACH HOLIDAY  

Zanzibar Island best known as the 'Spice island' was the centre for the slave trade in East Africa and base for David Living Stone's expeditions into the unexplored African interior. Zanzibar Island smell full of the aroma of cloves and other spices, which still provide a livelihood for many people of Zanzibar. There are two main Islands making up Zanzibar, Unguja and Pemba, but Unguja is popularly referred to as Zanzibar. Both Island are famous for its, mile-long untouched beaches with white sands, the deep green azure of the of the ocean, coconut palm trees against the blue sky with its ornamental white clouds. The islands are surrounded by unspoiled coral reefs, and are becoming famous for the spectacular scuba diving and snorkelling. The old  "Stone Town" of Zanzibar has been made into a world heritage site. It is a fascinating place with narrow winding streets, old Zanzibari style wooden doors, small shops, busy bazaars, people and children playing. You may visit the Anglican Church of Christ, situated on the site of the old slave market, Beit-el-Ajaib (House of Wonders) which was built as a Sultans Palace, and is now a Zanzibar  museum, the lively and bustling Dhow Harbour, the colourful and aromatic Central market and other fascinating parts of the rich history and everyday life of the people. Zanzibar offers a comfortable equatorial climate all year round. The climate varies from warm to hot, though there is always a pleasant fine breeze from the Indian Ocean.

After Tanzania safari or trekking Mount Kilimanjaro most people include 4 or 5 nights for Zanzibar's beach holiday combine with safari and a day stay to historic "Stone Town" before heading out to the unspoiled beach and a 5 star holiday resorts within Zanzibar Island.

Zanzibar Island one of Africa's best-known and most enticing destinations offers everything; Beach Holiday, Cultural Safaris, Scuba diving, Snorkelling, Canoes, Fishing, Family travelling with children's and prime destination for Honeymooners.