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Triangle of Wonders: Pongwe, Unguja Ukuu and Pingwe

  If your idea of an African holiday must necessarily also include a hinterland rich in forests and fauna, you could think of this itinerary on the largest island of the Zanzibar archipelago. A sort of "triangle of wonders" that starts from the east coast, touches the west coast to return east, crossing the heartContinue reading "Triangle of Wonders: Pongwe, Unguja Ukuu and Pingwe"

Zanzibar East Coast: from Pwani to Michamvi

  The east coast of the island of Unguja (the largest in the Zanzibar archipelago, also known by this name) is among the most fascinating places in Tanzania. And it is also one of the most popular tourist spots. Not so much for the "usual" scenario of palm trees and white beaches, but for theContinue reading "Zanzibar East Coast: from Pwani to Michamvi"

Nungwi & Kendwa, explore the beautiful Zanzibar north

  The north of the main island of Zanzibar (Unguja) is a place of rare beauty, perhaps because it has been little exploited by man and tourism. The extreme northern tip of the island allows the meeting between the rough waves of the open ocean and the calmer waters of the Tanzanian sea. Here theContinue reading "Nungwi & Kendwa, explore the beautiful Zanzibar north"

Kiwengwa, the white Paradise beach you shall enjoy

  There is a very popular area, in the already very popular tourist destination of the island of Zanzibar: it is the Pwani-Pongwe Coast. As the name suggests, it is a coastline located on the north-eastern side of Zanzibar, between the two famous seaside resorts of Pwani and Pongwe. Within this portion of the territoryContinue reading "Kiwengwa, the white Paradise beach you shall enjoy"

Zanzibar and the sea tides

  The world knows that Zanzibar is a magical place. It is no coincidence that it is a very popular and always current holiday destination. The beauty of this island, which combines African and Asian nature, lies in its landscapes, but also in its seabed. And in the sympathy of the people, who welcome touristsContinue reading "Zanzibar and the sea tides"