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Zanzibar is where most safaris end, and for good reason. The islands offer soft white sand, a warm reef for snorkelling and diving, spice farms that gave the archipelago its old name of the Spice Islands, and the coral stone lanes of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site layered with Swahili, Arab, Indian and European history.
Three or four nights is enough to slow down properly after the mainland.
Highlights
- Stone Town, a living UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Spice farm tours and Swahili cooking
- Reef diving and the Safari Blue dhow trip
- Long, quiet beaches on the north and east coasts
Climate
Warm tropical coast, sea breezes most afternoons.