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26/03/2026

26/03/2026

This is what a team meeting in Zanzibar looks like 🥥😉

ככה נראית ישיבת צוות בזנזיבר 🥥😉

26/03/2026

You bring the crew – we’ll bring the WOW ✨

אתם תביאו את האנשים – אנחנו נדאג ל־WOW ✨

18/03/2026

11/03/2026

When our team has your back, breaks taste even sweeter. Tropical fruits, smiles, and plenty of care.

כשצוות שלנו דואג לכם – ההפסקות תמיד מתוקות יותר.
פירות טרופיים, חיוכים והרבה אכפתיות.

08/01/2023

Get on Swahili time. Time-keeping is initially confusing, but actually makes a lot of sense. In Swahili culture, people start counting time at sunrise rather than at midnight, which means that 7 a.m. Western time is one o’clock in the morning Swahili time, and 7 p.m. is one o’clock at night. (This works because sunset and sunrise times are relatively constant year-round, since Zanzibar is so close to the equator.) A trick to decipher this code is to imagine drawing a line directly across a clock face: three becomes nine, four becomes ten. When arranging meeting times, it’s best to specify the time of day you’d like to meet—morning, afternoon, evening, night—that way, even if your numbers are off, chances are you’ll still connect

06/01/2023

Get lost in Stone Town. The ancient city—declared a UNESCO cultural heritage site in 2000—is charming, but it’s basically a maze. The act of receiving directions through the town’s winding alleys usually involves a series of confusing hand gestures and head nods, and will probably not get you where you want to go any faster. There are street names, sort of, but no one really uses them. The bright side is that Stone Town is small and safe, and not knowing where you’re going is part of the experience. Locals are helpful, so you can ask for directions as many times as you want, but sometimes it’s best to let yourself get lost.

05/01/2023

ome out at night. Stone Town canc look spooky at night when you first arrive—the dimly-lit collection of narrow streets and back alleys doesn’t exactly invite aimless wandering by the uninitiated. But don’t let the eeriness and travel advisories calling for extra caution after dark keep you confined to your room after sundown. Stone Town is bustling with life in the evenings, with kids out playing, couples strolling, and everywhere people feasting. The central park-turned-night market, Forodhani Gardens, is packed with locals and tourists sampling the couple dozen fresh food stalls.

29/12/2022

Relax in underground oasis..one if zanzibar best kept secrets.