This 7-day itinerary immerses you in Zanzibar’s rich culture and history while leaving ample time to relax on its world-class beaches. From exploring Stone Town’s labyrinthine streets to relaxing in luxury coastal resorts, this journey blends cultural discovery with tropical bliss.
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Step into one of Africa’s last true wild places Katavi National Park, a remote and raw safari destination in Tanzania’s far west.
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This unforgettable 5-day adventure is perfect for nature lovers, researchers, photographers, and anyone seeking true wilderness.
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Explore Tanzania’s untouched wilderness on this exclusive journey through Katavi National Park and Mahale Mountains National Park.
Yes. Zanzibar is part of Tanzania, so you’ll need a Tanzanian visa. Most travelers can obtain a visa on arrival at the airport or apply online before travel.
You can fly directly to Zanzibar International Airport from Dar es Salaam, Arusha, or Kilimanjaro. There are also international flights from some major cities. Ferry services are available from Dar es Salaam.
Yes, Zanzibar is generally safe. However, like any destination, we recommend standard precautions such as safeguarding valuables and respecting local customs.
The Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) is the official currency, but US dollars are widely accepted in hotels and tourist areas.
Relax on pristine beaches
Explore Stone Town (UNESCO Heritage Site)
Take a Spice Plantation Tour
Go snorkeling or scuba diving in the Indian Ocean
Enjoy a Sunset Dhow Cruise
Light, breathable clothing, swimwear, sandals, sunscreen, and a hat. If visiting Stone Town or villages, modest dress is recommended to respect local culture.
Absolutely! Many resorts offer family-friendly accommodations, and activities such as snorkeling and cultural tours are great for all ages.
Yes. A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate may be required if you are arriving from a country where Yellow Fever is present. It’s also recommended to have vaccinations for Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and be on malaria prophylaxis.
No. It’s best to drink bottled or purified water at all times to avoid waterborne illnesses. Most hotels and lodges provide safe drinking water for guests.
The official language is Swahili, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and by guides. Learning a few Swahili phrases is appreciated by locals.
Yes! Zanzibar is one of the top honeymoon destinations in Africa, offering romantic white-sand beaches, luxury resorts, private villas, and dreamy sunset cruises.
Lujoma Expeditions is a locally owned Tanzanian tour company specializing in custom safaris, cultural experiences, mountain treks, and beach holidays across East Africa.
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