Zanzibar Beach Special

If you want a Zanzibar beach – here it is… unwind on one of the best beaches in the world. Stroll through small fishing villages with coconut palms where traditional dhows wait to catch the high tide.

Chosen by Conde Nast Traveler magazine as one of the ‘top 30 beaches in the world’

• Zanzibar
• 7 days/6 nights

Highlights of Zanzibar beach

Breezes Beach Club & Spa sits on a stretch of white sand on the Zanzibar’s south east coast. Home to the only National Geographic affiliated PADI 5 star Dive Centre in the island.

• All hotels rooms are air conditioned with en-suite bathrooms, refrigerator, safe and hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities and telephone
• Water Club offers daily snorkeling trips to the lagoon (for which there’s an additional charge)
• Snorkeling equipment, reef shoes, kayaks, pedal boats, sailing, kite surfing & windsurfing with an instructor are also available at a charge.
• Scuba Diving Centre – offers professional and experienced diving: the Rising Sun Dive Centre (PADI 5 star) offers all diving for beginners to advanced. This is the only National Geographic affiliated Dive Centre in East Africa.
• Dive with experienced diving instructors for one to one tuition. If you’re a more experienced diver you can explore the more untouched waters of the Island. There are 14 different dive spots. (It’s worth mentioning in that credit cards aren’t accepted so payments must be in cash.)
• The Frangipani Spa has a team of professional therapists on hand for health and beauty treatments and massages in addition to their signature treatments.
• The bazaar offers African arts and crafts, antiques, souvenirs as well as everyday amenities.
• Furthermore, the complimentary flood lit tennis court and aerobics & fitness centre is open daily with a full range of facilities

Best time to go to Zanzibar

Zanzibar has a tropical climate so it’s hot all year round and it can be humid

• June to September – high Season  when the weather is dry and a little cooler.
• October to February – weather is hot, particularly between December to February. Short rains fall (mvuli) and trade winds (kusi)
• March to May – can be wet but it doesn’t rain continuously consequently landscapes are green and lush