Zanzibar Archipelago

Chumbe Island     more info ->

Chumbe Island is a luxury resort on a private island off the coast of Zanzibar, and is really famous for its amazing ventures into the world of sustainable eco-tourism, combined with high levels of luxury and exclusivity.

Historic Zanzibar Stone Town     more info ->

The old Zanzibar Stone Town is a World Heritage Site. The famous narrow streets literally pulse with life and are perfumed with the rich aroma of the plentiful spices. There are also many excursions from the town to visit the endemic Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkeys, relax on the white sand beaches or to swim with dolphins. There are several great restaurants - for example Emerson & Green's rooftop, and Mercury's. The bustling sensory overload that is Forodhani Gardens' numerous fresh food stalls provides a culinary delight for the more adventurous diner, and worth a visit even if you are not eating. Unless arranged otherwise your accommodation in Stone Town will be on a Bed & Breakfast basis only.

Kizimkazi     more info ->

Kizimkazi is a fishing village on Menai bay on the south west of the Southern tip of Unguja Island (Zanzibar Island). The village is most famous as the starting point for Dolphin Safaris (boat trips) where you can actually swim with up to 50 bottlenose and humpback dolphins. If you stay in Kizimkazi this is an amazing experience, if you travel from elsewhere on the Island it is likely that you will arrive late and there will be many boats and little reward

Nungwi and Kendwa     more info ->

Nungwi and Kendwa have picture postcard scenery and eptomises Zanzibar's relaxing and truly romantic feel, perfect for a honeymoon safari or as a relaxing end to a busy and action-packed mainland Tanzania safari.

Sailing the Indian Ocean     more info ->

What better way to explore the Zanzibar Archipelago than by boat? Wild Things can arrange the private chartering of either a beautiful sailing yacht or luxurious catamaran.

Zanzibar East Coast     more info ->

The East coast of Zanzibar can be split into the North East and the South East. Both have unspoilt beaches and beautiful white sand then main difference is that the North is much busier and the hotels and beach resorts tend to be much closer together.