Things to do in Zanzibar Archipelago

Zanzibar Horse Safaris - Mangapwani

Prison island zanzibar

Le Saint Tropez

Zanzibar Watersports

Jozani Forest

Yozani Forest Reserve, located in the central and eastern part of Zanzibar Island, is an equatorial forest full of tropical rainforest creatures, and there is also a mangrove swamp in the reserve. There are more than 50 species of butterflies and 40 species of birds, as well as very rare red colobus monkeys, as well as some very rare animals, such as: blue duiker, several species of owl.

Kuza Cave

Nanasi Beach Club Zanzibar

House of Wonders

The House of Wonders is one of the most iconic buildings in Stone Town, Zanzibar. This palace, built by Sultan Bargash in the late 19th century, was once one of the most magnificent buildings in East Africa, attracting tourists from all over the world with its unique Arabic architectural style and historical significance. The House of Wonders was named for its advanced facilities at the time and was one of the first buildings in Zanzibar to have electricity and elevators. The exterior is mainly white, and the four-story structure is particularly eye-catching on the skyline of Stone Town. Inside, there was a museum that showcased the culture and history of Zanzibar, and the building itself is worth a visit. Visitors can stroll around and admire the exquisite Arabic carvings and spacious balconies. The House of Wonders is located in the heart of Stone Town, surrounded by many cafes and small shops for tourists to relax and shop. The House of Wonders is easily accessible on foot from anywhere in Stone Town, and it is an ideal starting point for exploring the history and culture of Zanzibar.

Saint Joseph's Cathedral

St Joseph's Cathedral was built in the 19th century. Its architectural style blends European Gothic and Arabic influences, showcasing the island's unique cultural and historical background. It is a building of great historical and religious significance.

Amani Stadium