Zanzibar is an Island located in Indian ocean east coast of Tanzania mainland. In your visit Tanzania for Kilimanjaro climb or Safari, you should not bypass this an archipelago Islands. The Island is divided into several sub island such as Pemba and Unguja of which the major one is Unguja famously known as Zanzibar. Here you will experience a magical, pristine beaches, hidden forests with rare monkeys, enclaves favored by dolphins, and an ancient town with narrow, stone streets, steeped in history. The southeast are continuous waves, favored by surfers and dolphin watchers. The north and west sides of the Island are endless beaches with turquoise waters and coral reefs.

Visitors can experience a variety of excursions such as touring a spice plantation, walking through Jozani Forest, deep-sea fishing, meet the impressive tortoises on Prison Island – some with are over 150 years old! Swimming with Dolphin in the deep area and scuba diving. Those who are seeking deep relaxation can enjoy a massage and sundowner drinks on the beach.

Zanzibar is full of history with influence from the Arab world, Portuguese, and India traders. Visitors will see intricately carved doors and beds, as well as intense spices that flavor everything from food to coffee. If you have already experienced a life in Tanzania mainland, when you reach Zanzibar you will feel as different area because lifestyle here and you will feel more of Arab culture.

Through Bonventure African Safaris, we can arrange your whole trip from mainland to Zanzibar and ensure you a fantastic well-planned trip with beautiful memories.

Bonventure African Safaris is committed to organize all day trip excursions and sightseeing, such as Stone town tour, Dolphin tour, prison Island tours, Jozani forest tours, safari blue tours, Mnemba atoll tour, Spice Shamba tour, Sunset dhow cruise, sandbank picnic and cultural tour. We will recommend and arrange the required activities according to a perfect time to go for better experience. We have guides in both English, Spanish, French, Italian and German language during the Zanzibar tour.