4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS ZANZIBAR KENDWA BEACH

Explore the enchanting archipelago of Zanzibar with Serengeti Heroes Safaris, nestled in the Indian Ocean off Tanzania’s eastern coast. Unguja, fondly known as Zanzibar, is the largest island boasting pristine beaches, secluded forests inhabited by rare monkeys, and coastal spots frequented by playful dolphins. Dive into the ancient charm of Stone Town, where narrow stone streets whisper tales of a rich history.

From endless turquoise beaches in the north and west to thrilling surf spots in the southeast, Zanzibar offers a myriad of experiences. Delve into the island’s past with a spice plantation tour, wander through the lush Jozani Forest, or embark on an exhilarating deep-sea fishing expedition. Encounter giant tortoises on Prison Island, some spanning over 150 years of age, or simply unwind with a massage and sundowner drinks on the sandy shores.

Immerse yourself in Zanzibar’s cultural tapestry, influenced by Arabian, Portuguese, and Indian heritage. Admire intricately carved doors and furniture, and savor the intense flavors of local spices infusing cuisine and coffee. While Zanzibar may feel like a world apart, it remains an integral part of Tanzania, adding depth to your exploration of this remarkable country.

Let Serengeti Heroes Safaris curate your unforgettable Zanzibar experience, seamlessly integrated with your mainland wildlife adventures in Tanzania’s iconic National Parks.

Selecting the optimal time for a safari in Zanzibar hinges on your preferences. Zanzibar experiences warm weather year-round, but the best time for a beach safari is during the dry season, from June to October and January to March. This period offers clear skies, calm seas, and ideal conditions for beach activities.

Conversely, the rainy season, spanning April to May and November to December, presents a lush landscape with fewer visitors and potential lodge discounts. Transition periods like late March, early June, late October, and November offer a harmonious blend of favorable weather and a quieter experience, striking a balance between good conditions and reduced tourist numbers.

To make the most of your beach safari in Zanzibar, book your accommodation and activities in advance, stay hydrated, and embrace the laid-back island vibe. Be open to new experiences and immerse yourself in the beauty of Zanzibar’s stunning beaches and vibrant culture.

Zanzibar offers a plethora of water activities, including snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, kite surfing, and dolphin watching excursions. These activities provide opportunities to explore the island’s vibrant marine life and pristine coral reefs.

While swimming in the ocean is generally safe, it’s essential to adhere to local guidelines and swim in designated areas with lifeguards present. Additionally, be cautious of strong currents and heed any warnings from local authorities.

Yes, Zanzibar offers a wealth of cultural and historical attractions, including Stone Town, spice plantations, Jozani Forest, and Prison Island. These attractions provide insight into the island’s rich heritage and natural beauty.

Individuals without regular visitor status are prohibited from operating drones within Tanzania’s national parks. However, those engaging in filming projects can seek special permissions, a procedure that usually spans 3-4 months and involves additional expenses. Attempting to bring a drone into Tanzania without the requisite permissions may result in customs officials confiscating the device upon arrival.

Our safari vehicles are equipped with Wi-Fi; however, it’s important to acknowledge that coverage may be limited in the more remote sections of national parks. Wi-Fi is also available in hotels and lodges throughout Tanzania, although the connection in these locations may occasionally experience interruptions.