Zanzibar Responsible Accommodations
Meet and stay with people who really care for their destinations! All the Zanzibar accommodations listed below make valuable contributions to their communities. In keeping with responsible travel practices, they support the environmental, cultural, social and historical currents of which they are a part. Click on the green icons to learn how they are making a difference.
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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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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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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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.
