Accommodation in Zanzibar
Listed below is our best priced and most interesting accommodation for travellers seeking a place to stay in Zanzibar. Many offer excellent value, some providing many facilities and amenities well above what might be expected for the cost.
Fundu Lagoon Luxury Resort Holidays
BookLocation: Pemba Island
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Nestled into the secluded, undiscovered part of the Pemba Coastline, the lodge comprises of 20 bungalows, two bars and a restaurant with a modern, specifically designed and hand-crafted architecture to blend with the natural surrounding of the fertile isle. [more info]
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Manta Reef Lodge Pemba
BookLocation: Pemba Island
From: USD 205.00
Only 20 miles offshore mainland Tanzania and Kenya, in crystal clear turquoise waters, is the secretive island of Pemba channel, to the east the Indian Ocean, and south the romantic spice island of Zanzibar.
[more info]Zanzibar Serena Inn
BookFrom: USD 160.00
The Zanzibar Serena Inn, member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World is idyllically situated on the sea front of ancient Stone Town. Faithfully restored and lavishly embellished with a jackdaw collection of antique clocks, crystal chandeliers, fretwork screens, carved staircases, Persian rugs and brass-studded doors, the interior design concept is a fusion of authenticity and opulence that reflects the very essence of Zanzibar. [more info]
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Bawe Tropical Island
BookLocation: Bawe Island
From: USD 230.00
Bawe Tropical Island is an island not bigger than a football pitch. A beautiful island that takes the breath away; acres of lush, sexy paradise haven so skillfully done that you will think it all happened naturally. [more info]
Beyt Al Chai Zanzibar
BookLocation: Stone Town
From: USD 107.00
Built on three floors, this traditional house was at one time a tea house (which is where its name comes from).
[more info]Bluebay Beach Resort
BookLocation: East Coast
From: USD 72.00
Bluebay Beach Resort is situated on the finest wide, white, sandy beach on the island of Zanzibar. Located on the East Coast in an area known as Kiwengwa, the hotel is only 35 minutes drive from the town and the airport on a recently built tarmac road. [more info]
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Karafuu Hotel Beach Resort
BookFrom: USD 68.00
2006 African and Tanzanian leading Resort; the 2 awards reflect the quality of the service. [more info]
236 Hurumzi (formerly Emerson & Green)
BookLocation: Stone Town
From: USD 116.00
If you're an incurable romantic and fancy being swept up in the drama and mysticism of an Arabian Nights fantasy, 236 Hurumzi is the place. This beautifully restored guesthouse in the heart of Stone Town was once the home of the richest men in the Swahili Empire. It's now a place to dream of a long-gone era and bask in the opulence it inspired. [more info]
Changu Private Island Paradise
BookFrom: USD 210.00
Changuu Private Island Paradise ( Prison Island) has been described as a Small Paradise on Earth, with its private white beach surrounded by the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean.
The islet lies 3 ½ miles to the northwest of Zanzibar's Stone Town, and it is oblong in shape about ½ mile and 250 yards broad at the broadest part. Getting there after a comfortable 20 minutes' boat drive from Stone Town by a traditional Dhow (fishing boat) takes you to the most unique experience in life..... [more info]
The islet lies 3 ½ miles to the northwest of Zanzibar's Stone Town, and it is oblong in shape about ½ mile and 250 yards broad at the broadest part. Getting there after a comfortable 20 minutes' boat drive from Stone Town by a traditional Dhow (fishing boat) takes you to the most unique experience in life..... [more info]
Meet Maturaf, Sajiddah and the team at Zenith Tours & Travel Ltd., your local connection in Zanzibar. As locals, we are keen to show you the best that Zanzibar has to offer, and we take great pride in the island's culture, history, natural environment and, of course, the famous spices that Zanzibar is renowned for. We've created a number of initiatives to ensure that the local people benefit from tourism, and that the rich tapestry of Zanzibari culture and history is kept alive.
