Zanzibar is an archipelago of islands located in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa. The largest of them are called Zanzibar (Unguja), Pemba and, located over 130 km to the south, Mafia Island.
Around the larger islands there are many smaller, picturesque islets and sand dunes (sandbanks) emerging from the water. The subequatorial climate provides year-round warmth and a solid dose of sun.
You will have the opportunity to admire the fabulous panorama of the paradise coast of the islands from the deck of the catamaran. A modern boat that will serve as a base for visiting the most beautiful corners of the archipelago.
It is worth knowing that, apart from the main islands, the archipelago consists of dozens of small islands, some located nearby, others isolated in the ocean, accessible only by boat.
If you have the soul of a traveler, take advantage of the safari offer tailored to your individual needs and possibilities.
Zanzibar Island
Pemba Island
Beaches on the largest island of Zanzibar
Zanzibar is an autonomous part of Tanzania.
Time zone: UTC/GMT +3 hours (2 hours ahead in winter, 1 hour ahead in summer compared to the time in Poland).
Valid currency: Tanzanian shilling.
Visa: possibility of obtaining a visa at the airport in Zanzibar or applying for a visa online (https://eservices.immigration.go.tz)
Weather:
It is a subequatorial region, so we have a fairly constant temperature, on average from 26’C to 29’C. During the day, the high sun is quite hot, but the ocean breeze keeps you cool all the time. April and May are the months when we can most often expect rain, but the average temperature does not fall below 26’C.
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