Welcome to Zanzibar, where your time will be spent near the sparkling beach and the beautiful Indian Ocean. Your time is very much your own, and with two nights on this piece of paradise, you can soak up all the relaxation you deserve. Marvel at the soft lapping of the waves, as the beautiful clear waters of the Indian Ocean meet the perfect white sands of Zanzibar. In addition, you will have the chance to find out about Zanzibar’s history, with a tour of atmospheric Stone Town.
3 Days, 2 Nights
2 nights in Zanzibar Stone Town
On arrival at Zanzibar’s Abeid Amani Karume International Airport, you will be met by our driver who will take you on the short 20-minute transfer to your hotel in Stone Town, the historic quarter of Zanzibar City. You have the evening at leisure and your dinner tonight will be provided by your hotel.
A full- 5 star experience, beachside by the Indian ocean – that’s what is offered at this sumptuous, elegant, medium-sized hotel in Stone Town. Light and bright, with spacious bedrooms, generous outdoor spaces and a stylish courtyard, the hotel references the island’s rich history in its modern architecture.
You can choose to swim in the stunning infinity pool, with views over the Indian Ocean, enjoy the spa (at extra cost), work out in the fitness room or simply kick back on a sun lounger and soak up the rays.
When it comes to dining, the hotel’s Zamani Residence concept truly excels, composed of a variety of terraced restaurants drawing on influences from Indian, Arabic and continental cuisine, as well as offering fish caught locally.
Meal Plan
Dinner tonight will be served at Park Hyatt Zanzibar.
After breakfast at your hotel, kick back and enjoy a day at leisure at your oceanside hotel. You can cool off in the hotel pool or in the nearby ocean – the choice is yours. Your hotel will also provide you with both lunch and dinner today, so this really is a day when you can take it easy.
Tonight, you will spend your second night in your chosen Stone Town hotel (see above). Relax, dine, and sleep, all out in the Stone town of Zanzibar. What could be better?
Meal Plan
Breakfast is provided at Park Hyatt Zanzibar. Lunch will be a nutritious and balanced meal, also provided by the hotel. Your dinner will be a full, cooked meal created by the team at Park Hyatt Zanzibar.
This morning you will enjoy breakfast at your hotel, before being transferred to meet our expert local guide for a tour of fascinating Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Over the centuries, many cultures have left their impressions on Zanzibar and it is perhaps in Stone Town where you can most easily see their influences. Your guide will lead you first to the colourful market, awash with exotic smells and buzzing with bartering locals. Afterwards, you will visit the calm of the 19th C cathedral, built on the former site of the slave market after the 1873 abolition of slavery.
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As you wander the narrow streets and alleys, you’ll pass the Arab houses with their inner courtyards, hidden behind heavy doors. You can compare their style with the Indian residences, adorned with balustrades and metal railings. Amongst the town’s historic sites are the ‘Tip Tip House,’ the Old Fort and the People’s Palace Museum. Lunch will be taken at the Silk Route Indian rooftop restaurant, with views to the ocean. The Silk Route is full of character, so enjoy the excellent cuisine, perhaps washing it down with a cocktail. Afterwards, we will transfer you safely back to the airport for your flight
Meal Plan
Breakfast today will be served at your Park Hyatt Zanzibar, while lunch is at the Silk Route Indian restaurant in Stone Town. (Note that the Silk Route is a rooftop restaurant, with access being by a lengthy staircase.)
Easy Travel – Transport: Mini Van – Toyota
Easy Travel – Trip Crew: A Friendly, Experienced and Passionate Transfer Driver
Arrival and Departure Transfer: TO/FROM Abeid Amani Karume International Airport –One arrival Transfer and One departure Transfer
Accommodation: 2 nights The Park Hyatt Zanzibar on Half Board (Dinner and Breakfast)
Stone Town Tour: Explore Stone Town with our professional local guide
Farewell Lunch at Stone Town: Enjoy Lunch at Silk Route Indian restaurant in Stone Town
Taxes: 18% VAT (Value Added Tax)
Tipping: Tipping is of course discretionary but is an expected part of the way in which business is done in Tanzania. It counts as an expression of gratitude to those who – hopefully – have made your experience an unforgettable one and enables you to directly reward those people. Our passengers come from all around the world, with different cultural attitudes to tipping, but a tip is of great significance here in Tanzania and will be hugely appreciated by the recipient. We know that the act of giving of a tip can be a bit awkward and we would suggest that the best way to remove this ‘awkwardness’ is for each couple to put their tip anonymously into an envelope and for the envelopes to be presented by the couple to the staff member. As a guideline, you should consider tipping at the following levels:Local Guide: $25 US per day, per couple. Transfer Driver: $15 US per day, per couple. For hotels/lodges/tented camps, please do not tip individual staff members, but instead use the ‘Tip Box’, which you should find at the reception of your accommodation. For guidance, you should consider tipping between $5-7 US per day, per guest, at each accommodation.
Any Changes done by you: The trip excludes changes done by you during safari or before safari which deviates from the original program.
Flights: The trip costs Excludes International and Domestic Flights
Visa: The trip costs Excludes all visa costs including arrival visas and transit visas
Medical Insurance: The trip cost Excludes Medical Insurance which is mandatory
Travel Insurance: The trip cost Excludes Travel Insurance which is mandatory
Laundry Service: If you require to launder your clothes while on your safari, then you will need to pay an amount that the accommodation charges as per their rate sheet.
Drinks at the lodges/camps: All kinds of soft drinks and hard drinks at the lodges/camps are not included
Drones: The government of Tanzania does not allow anyone to bring drones into the country.
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The ideal time to visit Zanzibar is from June to October when the island enjoys sunny skies and warm temperatures—perfect for beach fun and exploration. This period is the peak season, so you’ll find more crowds and higher prices. If you prefer a quieter experience, consider traveling during the shoulder seasons of April to May or November to December. These months offer a more serene atmosphere with generally pleasant weather, although a bit of rain is possible.
For a comprehensive guide on Zanzibar’s seasons and monthly highlights, click here!
The most convenient way to get to Zanzibar is by flying into Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (ZNZ). This airport has flights connecting major cities in East Africa and beyond. You can catch direct flights from cities like Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, and Addis Ababa.
If you need assistance with arranging domestic flights within Tanzania, just let us know—we’re here to help!
Definitely! Many hotels in Zanzibar offer a variety of water sports, including snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, and paddleboarding. If you’re curious about the specific activities available at your chosen hotel, just let us know. We can provide detailed information and assist you in planning some exciting aquatic adventures!
Absolutely! If you’d prefer a different hotel, just share your preferences with us, and we’ll work to find an alternative that suits your needs. We’re here to help you find the perfect accommodation for your stay.
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Easy Travel will craft a personalized holiday just for you. To confirm your booking, we require either a 30% deposit or full payment if you’re booking within 45 days of departure. Full payment is due 45 days before your travel date, and if it’s not received, we may need to cancel your holiday with applicable charges. If you’ve provided credit or debit card details, we may use them to collect any outstanding balance unless you inform us otherwise.
Please note that any bank fees are your responsibility, and we’ll invoice you for any shortfall if bank charges are deducted. For more details on our charges and cancellation policy, click here.
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