Every coastline of the island has its own character — pick the one that matches your pace.
UNESCO old town of coral-stone alleys, carved doors and rooftop restaurants.
Zanzibar's most popular beach town — dive centres, sunsets and a lively strip.
A quieter neighbour to Nungwi, swimmable at every tide.
Wide sands and steady trade winds — the island's kitesurfing capital.
A slow-paced fishing village with seaweed farms along the shallow reef flats.
A private atoll ringed by one of Zanzibar's finest snorkelling reefs.
Coral gardens off Mnemba and the northern reefs.
PADI centres across Nungwi and Kendwa for all levels.
Walk working farms growing clove, vanilla and cardamom.
Tide-revealed sandbars reached by traditional dhow.
Early-morning boat trips to Kizimkazi's resident pod.
Guided history walks through the old quarter's markets and forts.
Sunset sails aboard traditional wooden dhows.
Beachfront villas and boutique hotels along every coast.
Narrow coral-stone streets wind between carved doors, spice markets and centuries of Swahili, Omani and colonial history.
Guided walks pass the old fort, the House of Wonders and the bustling Darajani Market before finishing with a rooftop sunset view.
View Stone Town PackagesThe west coast turns gold each evening — best watched from a dhow deck or a beachfront bar.
Private beachfront villas, candlelit dinners on the sand and days built entirely around doing as little — or as much — as you like.
Pair a Zanzibar stay with a mainland safari for the complete Landing Safari honeymoon route.
View Honeymoon Packages
Every package below can be booked alone or added to a mainland safari.

A short, restorative stay on Nungwi or Kendwa beach — ideal as a safari add-on.

Two nights of history and spice tours in Stone Town, followed by two beach nights.

Reef diving and snorkelling trips based from Matemwe, closest to the Mnemba Atoll.