The Island can be reached in 45 minutes boat ride from Mbweni Beach. It covers 16 hectors of undisturbed forest and surrounded by a virgin coral reef.

Experience the south of the island with the Jozani Forest Tour. It will captivate you with tales of Zanzibar leopards, medicinal cures and breathtaking scenery.

The North Coast is the Dhow making capital of Zanzibar. To get to Nungwi, you will drive past the fish markets where fresh seafood is auctioned off.

The white sandy beaches of Prison Island, the dense forest and the splendour of the graceful dhows fishing at night draws foreigners and frequent tourists that come on excursion alike to Zanzibar year after year.

Known to many as the spice island, Zanzibar used to export cloves, nutmeg, vanilla & cardamon all across the world.

Stone Town is the old quarter of Zanzibar, located on the West Coast. Many of its buildings have been left to crumble, however the narrow alleys and disordered lanes filled with houses, mosques and bazaars create an atmosphere enough to captivate the most world-weary of traveller.

Experience a breathtaking sunset in one of Zanzibar's unique dhows, used for centuries to navigate the African Coast.

A successful example of sustainable development, the Zanzibar Land Animal Park is a unique dream which was conceived by its director and originator, Mr. Mohammed Ayoub Haji. Situated in the village of Mungoni, it has become greatly respected by its people.

The Zanzibar Butterfly Centre features a live display of Tanzanian butterflies. Revenue generated by tourist admissions provides funds for local projects in the form of alternative livelihoods, conservation and poverty alleviation.