Zanzibar Travel

21/02/2023

AN ALL INCLUSIVE ZANZIBAR VACATION AWAITS YOU!

7 Nts at 3* Paradise Beach Resort from R14 295.00 pp
Incl: Flts, Trfs, All Meals & Selected Drinks

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Valid: 18 Mar - 30 Jun

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20/02/2023

BOOK YOUR TROPICAL DREAM WITH THIS ZANZIBAR DEAL!

7 Nts at 4* Karafuu Beach Resort & Spa from R17 850.00 pp
Incl: Flts, Trfs, Breakfast & Dinner

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Valid: 1 Apr - 30 Jun

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16/02/2023

BOOK NOW, UNWIND AND RELAX IN ZANZIBAR!

7 Nts at 5* Melia Zanzibar from R31 950.00 pp
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Valid: 1 May - 30 Jun

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04/11/2020

14/08/2020

Zanzibar is – or was – home to the Zanzibar Leopard. This beautiful wild cat is classed as “possibly extinct”, as none have been spotted in several years. According to local legend, several young Zanzibar Leopards were captured on mainland Tanzania and brought over the island as an exotic addition to the Sultan of Zanzibar’s palace. But as the leopards grew in size and ferocity, they were released into the Jozani Forest, where they bred. Sadly, they were hunted into (possible) extinction and the Jozani Forest is now best know for its rare Red Colobus Monkeys.

13/08/2020

Zanzibar is popularly called The Spice Islands, due its main economic activity after tourism being spice exports – mainly cloves, nutmeg, cinnamon and black pepper.

12/08/2020

4* DIAMONDS MAPENZI BEACH - ZANZIBAR
Diamonds Mapenzi Beach spans over 4 hectares of tropical gardens fronting onto a long white beach. Comfortable bungalows on three different levels, all charmingly furnished in traditional Zanzibar style offer garden views or direct beach access.

12/08/2020

Zanzibar was the first country in Africa to introduce colour television – in 1973

11/08/2020

The shortest war in history was waged in Zanzibar. The Anglo-Zanzibar War between the United Kingdom and the Zanzibar Sultanate took place on 27 August 1896. It lasted between 38 and 45 minutes before a ceasefire was called.