Kizimkazi, Zanzibar: History, Dolphins, and Doing It Responsibly
Kizimkazi sits at the southern tip of Zanzibar island and holds two things that have almost nothing to do with […]
Kizimkazi sits at the southern tip of Zanzibar island and holds two things that have almost nothing to do with […]
Nearly every beach on Zanzibar’s east coast faces the same way: out toward the open Indian Ocean, which means sunrise […]
Matemwe has the longest beach on Zanzibar island, and almost nobody outside the diving community seems to know it. It […]
Kiwengwa is where Zanzibar’s east coast goes big-resort. Roughly an hour from the airport on the northeastern shore, it has […]
The sand at Bwejuu is famous for one specific thing before anything else: how it feels underfoot. Fine white coral […]
Jambiani’s beach runs long, wide, and palm-lined for what feels like hours of walking, and almost nothing along it was […]
Walk onto the beach at Paje on a windy August afternoon and the first thing you notice isn’t the sand […]
Ask someone who’s been to both, and they’ll usually describe Kendwa as “Nungwi, but calmer” — which is true, but […]
Most first-time visitors to Zanzibar end up in Nungwi, whether they planned to or not. It sits at the very […]
Stone Town is the historic heart of Zanzibar City and the reason most visitors to the island add at least […]