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The House of Wonders is one of Stone Town's most prominent landmarks, showcasing European and Omani influence not only in appearance, but also through the various exhibitions housed here. If you are ...

If you are looking to get the most of local vibe on the island, head to Darajani Market: there's nothing you will not find here—intense flavours, fresh seafood, colourful souvenirs, and even electroni...

Built after the Portuguese defeat in 1698, this fort was a key structure for the Omani Arabs during the rule of the Sultanate. It served as a prison and garrison in that era, and today it functions as...

A little museum dedicated to the eventful life of Princess Sayyida Salme. The Sultan's youngest daughter fled from Zanzibar in 1866, and later wrote "Memoirs of an Arabian Princess from Zanzibar". Joi...

Built with the original aim of Indian merchant Tharia Topan to set up a hospital, the building eventually functioned as a dispensary during the 20th century, and today is one of the most prominent lan...

There are hundreds of doors in Stone Town, all unique and with a different story to guide you through the island's rich colonial history. Arabic doors are ornamented with the symbols of the Quran, Swa...

This impressive waterfront building adjacent to the House of Wonders was the residence of the Sultan's family in the 19th century, and today it houses a museum about the sultanate showcased through th...

Since the arrival of the Portuguese in the 16th century, Zanzibar has been a leading exporter of spices such as clove, nutmeg and lemongrass. This visit to an original shamba (spice farm) will give yo...

Move off those well-stocked fish platters with some kitesurfing lessons: Zanzibar is a top-notch waveriders' paradise.

Prison Island is a peaceful haven just 30 minutes away from the ever-bustling city centre. Once an important site of 19th-century slavery, it is today home to none else than adorable giant Aldabra tor...

A small museum with a photography collection paying homage to the most famous person ever born on this island, Farrokh Bulsara, better known as Freddie Mercury.

Due to its strategic position, Zanzibar was a long-dreaded slave market site throughout the 19th century. This Anglican cathedral, neighbouring the popular Darajani Market, was built in the late 19th ...

Islam is still the largest religion in Zanzibar, and there are over 50 mosques adorning the island's skyline. Located in the neighbourhood of the same name, this 15-century mosque is one of the oldest...

Although the baths were in use until 1920 and are now open for a short visit only, it's worth stopping by to absorb some of the island's Middle Eastern heritage.

An NGO rescue centre dedicated to protecting the local Hawksbill turtle population, which is heavily hunted for the attractive shells. They're a friendly local community who does not only give shelter...

Zanzibar's only 50-square km national park represents the island's diverse indigenous flora and fauna, such as the emblematic red colobus. The reserve also includes Chwaka Bay with its extensive sea g...

If it's the paradisaical white sandy beach you came to Zanzibar for, look no further than Nungwi: one of the island's most pristine beaches offers vibrant social life and seclusion at the same time: n...

A few kilometres away from northern Nungwi, Kendwa is a true gem for islanders and tourists alike, with a vibrant nightlife during the monthly Full Moon parties, and heaven-like unspoilt beaches if yo...

A visit to this tiny white sandbank is the best way to finish your trip to Prison Island. Go snorkelling or simply admire the idyllic ambience. Hint: the name of the beach is also useful if you want t...

This secluded southern bay is the largest marine conservation area of Unguja. Tours on traditional dhows are organised regularly to give visitors the chance to spot (and even swim with) some humpback ...

The beach is a buzzing stretch of the otherwise sleepy fishermen's village of Paje, sought after for its excellent opportunities for kite-surfing, and for the fun football games visitors can play with...

Southeast of Jozani forest, Jambiani is a tranquil village renowned for its white unspoilt beach and seaweed plants, where a remarkable quantity is farmed of what is Zanzibar's key export.

The evening food market held here is the best way to get a taste of local flavours and nightlife, as it is also the preferred spot for islanders to grab their favourite cow soup (urojo), or a slice of...

An award-winning restaurant conquering tourists and locals as well: there is hardly any better place on the island to get a taste of Zanzibari cuisine. Try the octopus curry, and freshen up with a del...

Another staple in the Zanzibari food scene, the Passing Show is most acclaimed for its biryani and rice pilau dishes, served around the clock. Their tamarind juice is a must try!

This is one of those restaurants that don't need an intricate design concept to attract visitors, as the rich local flavours will do the job. The best place to try boko-boko, a porridge soup made of m...

A restaurant outstanding in every aspect: not only for its location on top of a rock, but for the great care fresh local ingredients are selected and prepared with, to serve guests with fine and refor...

Try a stew platter served on injera (flatbread) and wash it down with a fresh smoothie, or join a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, all this in a charming Africa-inspired stetting.

Both venues belong to Emerson Spice and offer an exclusive dining experience in the heart of Stone Town. At Tea House, demand is high for the five-course rooftop dinners and the "Sundowner" drinks, wh...

Whether it's the catch of the day, a beef barbecue (mishkaki), or something exotic like the coconut-dusted octopus, this restaurant has an extensive menu presenting you the rich flavours of Spice Isla...

A seafront eatery serving hungered customers around the clock, from fresh morning coffee to hearty burgers and curry lunch meals, as well as dinners with a golden sunset view.

Don't expect regular fish or chicken at Chef's: meals are spiced up with curry sauce or coconut gravy, and vegetable sides are just as appetising as the main dish that caught your attention.

A flagship café in Zanzibar offering premium Brazilian coffee and treats like the famous cheese bread, plus workshops for true lovers of caffeine.

Part of a cosy B&B, this place will make you feel at home even if you only drop in for a quick coffee or meal. Their quesadillas and avocado toast never disappoint!

A quaint café with an extensive coffee list including everything from the classics to iced and bulletproof coffee, to be had with sandwiches, a light lunch, or freshly baked scones and brownies, in a ...

Jaw’s Corner is a unique square where men gather in the early morning to socialize, strengthen their community, bond over cups of black Zanzibar coffee. There are certain things in life that don't nee...

An eclectic small café you'll probably accidentally come across after getting lost in the buzzing alleyways of Stone Town. Stop by for a coffee and browse the adorable handmade souvenirs!

A cosy place to have a cup of tea, milkshake, or try Tanzanian coffee and Zenji's famous chocolate brownie. Fancy something more? Breakfast is served all day long, and sandwiches, pasta and pizza are ...

A vibrant beach-side lodge and café with fresh coffee and healthy munchies, daily three-course menu, a craftshop on site, and a laid-back atmosphere that will make you want to extend your stay in Paje...

"Tatu" is Swahili for three, implying the three floors this place has to entertain its visitors: a buzzing bar on the first, a pub with affordable food on the second, and a lounge on the third floor o...

There's a lot more to Kendwa than an exclusive hotel-restaurant: it is rumoured to throw some of the best parties in entire Zanzibar. Their monthly Full Moon Parties with grills and acrobat shows are ...

At every sunset, the rooftop bar of the Africa House Hotel fills up with the loud chatter tourists, taking in the golden view over a refreshing cocktail and some crispy samosas.

With its idyllic location, happy hours, and refreshing colourful cocktails, Rooftops is the number one place to watch the sunset in entire Nungwi.

Another tribute to the music legend born on this island, Mercury's bar plays live music every weekend, but also welcomes visitors with special cocktails and freshly caught fish throughout the whole we...

A laid-back beach bar priding itself on being the first location dedicated to electronic music in East Africa. They most probably prepare the best burgers you'll ever have on the beaches of Zanzibar! ...

One of the hottest nightspots of Nungwi with live entertainment every night of the week! Food is also served.

If you are looking to get the most of local vibe on the island, head to Darajani market, there's nothing you will not find here—intense flavours, the freshest of seafood, colourful souvenirs, and even...

Unique souvenirs made with great local care, from recycled materials and with a sense of social responsibility.

Souvenir stalls are found easily everywhere in Stone Town, but visit the Curio Shop if you are on the lookout for some really exciting finds!

The largest souvenir shop in Zanzibar, this is where you can do all the souvenir shopping under one roof, across two floors.

An internationally acclaimed company with a wide range of fabrics showcasing Zanzibar's rich Indian and African cultural heritage, made with the use of unique materials like oyster shells and palm lea...

This tiny shop has been providing locals and visitors with premium quality leather products (sandals, bags) for several decades now.

A local craftsman company selling uniquely designed coin jewellery. Find the medal that best fits you, or show them the drawing of your favourite symbol! They also ship worldwide.