Paradisiac places

There are places where silence is golden, where the horizon seems endless, and where time stretches gently under the sun.

Picture-Poster Landscapes

In Zanzibar, some places seem unreal: pristine sandbanks, shallow lagoons, and secluded islets fringed by turquoise waters. Enjoy moments of pure contemplation.

Duration: Full day
In Chumbe
Chumbe Island, a protected marine and forest conservation reserve. Only 18 visitors per day are allowed.

Set sail from Stone Town on a unique excursion to discover Chumbe Island, a protected marine and forest conservation reserve. Only 18 visitors per day are allowed. A short boat ride will take you to this true nature sanctuary.

On the agenda: snorkelling above one of the best-preserved coral reefs on the East African coast, followed by a guided walk through the coral forest, baobab trees and mangrove cave, while admiring the endemic flora and fauna. You can also climb up to the 1904 lighthouse to enjoy a panoramic view of the island and the ocean.

A lunch featuring local flavours will be served on site.

Duration: 3 to 4 hours
In Mnemba
Head to the reef of Mnemba Island, where the corals and clear waters teem with angelfish and other tropical species.

Head to the waters off the north-east of the island to snorkel in the Mnemba Island reef, where the corals and clear waters are teeming with angelfish and other tropical species. If the tide allows, stop on a beautiful sandbank to enjoy some fruit and admire the turquoise water.

Duration: 2 hours
In Michamvi
Enjoy a moment of snorkelling to admire the coral reefs and the diverse marine life, including the famous starfish.

Head for Michamvi on the east coast of Zanzibar.

This is a paradise for beach lovers and snorkellers.

We’ll take the boat to swim in the turquoise waters of the blue lagoon.

Enjoy a moment of snorkelling to admire the coral reefs and the diverse marine life, including the famous starfish.

Duration: Flexible duration
In Mtende
Mtende Beach is a heavenly beach in the south-east of Zanzibar, renowned for its wild and unspoilt setting.

Mtende Beach is a heavenly beach in the south-east of Zanzibar, renowned for its wild and unspoilt setting. Bordered by spectacular cliffs and turquoise waters, it offers a unique and peaceful landscape.

At low tide, magnificent rock formations are revealed, adding to the natural charm of the place. It’s a perfect spot for relaxation, photography and discovering authentic Zanzibar.

Duration: 3 to 4 hours
In Stone Town
The Nakupenda bis sandbank, is a small islet near Stone Town that ebbs and flows with the tides, much less touristy than Nakupenda.

The Nakupenda bis sandbank, is a small islet near Stone Town that ebbs and flows with the tides.

It’s a sandbar similar to Nakupenda, located a little further away and much less touristy. Ideal for a visit to a sandbank away from mass tourism!

You’ll have the chance to swim, sunbathe and, of course, take your best photos.

An incredible seafood barbecue will be organised for you. A Zanzibar must-see!

Turquoise Waters and Ephemeral Sandbanks

Among the most spectacular spots are the sandbanks accessible only by boat, such as Nakupenda Bis and other hidden gems we keep secret. These excursions offer the chance to enjoy an exceptional natural setting: white sand, crystal-clear water, and snorkeling among corals and tropical fish. Far from the crowds, these idyllic spots offer tranquility, privacy, and total immersion in the raw beauty of the Indian Ocean. Ideal for a relaxing day, a picnic with your feet in the water or a romantic and intimate moment at sunset.