Zanzibar is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean and is made up of the homonymous island. It measures 90km long and 35km wide, with the addition of numerous other islands forming the semi-autonomous province of Zanzibar. Located near the coast of Tanzania, at the intersection of the roads connecting Africa with Asia and the Middle East, Zanzibar has long been an important center for trade with spices in the Indian Ocean region, which is why it is also known as the Spice Island. .

Stone Town - is the most active and lively center of the archipelago, with its narrow streets, old buildings, in its simplicity, it conceals a troubled history and a mixture of cultures - African, Arab, Indian, European, which give it the special charm.
The spice farm is an opportunity to see the exotic fruits.
Prison Island - ideal for snorkeling due to the clear waters.
Safari Blue Zanzibar - exploring the mangrove honeysuckle, admiring the dolphins and the place where you can beach on sandy banks.
Makunduch - an active town, located on a rusty land specific to Africa.
Kizimkazi fishing village, boarding place for the dolphin tour

Places where you can snorkel:

Mnemba Island, with very clear waters, is perhaps the most sought after;
Tumbatu Island, a mysterious virgin place;
Kendwa reef, near the beach with the same name;
Prison Island, near Stone Town.