2025 Stone Town Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Stone Town, located in the Zanzibar Archipelago of Tanzania, is the prototype town of the literary work "One Thousand and One Nights." Stone Town in Zanzibar has a long history and a unique architectural style, blending African, Arab, Indian, and European cultural elements, providing a rich background and inspiration for the stories in "One Thousand and One Nights." In Stone Town, visitors can experience a strong Arabian atmosphere, as if they are in the fantasy world depicted in "One Thousand and One Nights."

The Prison Island Museum on Changuu Island, also known as Prison Island, in Zanzibar offers a unique glimpse into the island's rich and varied history. As you approach the island, you'll see a blend of lush greenery and historic structures. The museum is easily accessible once you disembark at the island's small pier. Housed in the old prison and quarantine buildings, the museum provides a detailed narrative of the island’s history through various exhibits. The preserved structures themselves are part of the exhibition, offering a tangible connection to the past. #Zanzibar #trip #Travel #Tanzania #Culture

| A lesser-known holiday island in Africa. If you want to experience the island style, besides Mauritius and Maldives, why not come to the lesser-known African island Zanzibar🤓 Accommodation Stay at Pongwe Beach Hotel, which has a private beach, super clean beach and sea water🥹🥹 There is also an infinity pool available👌 The staff here will also climb coconut trees by hand and pick coconuts🥥 for the beach guests to drink for free! The overall experience is very good👌 Stone Town Stone Town is a must-visit project, 15 minutes away from the airport. This place was once the largest slave trade center in East Africa. You can learn about history here, and there are also many souvenir shops where you can buy very characteristic things~ Recommendations: 👉🏻Local niche brand Inaya Zanzibar (many local five-star resorts use skincare products from here) 👉🏻Shop Memories of Zanzibar, there are many good handicrafts and handmade brands inside, the price is reasonable, and the workmanship is much better than random shops outside👌

| N Things You Still Know About Zanzibar Island. Jambo! I can't believe this is Tanzania. Stone Town of Zanzibar Island, a World Heritage Site. Arriving at night, the city is full of fireworks, as if returning to the Middle East. ❤️Now the small Oman, during the gap between the Ottoman Empire and Britain becoming the Middle East hegemony, established a huge Indian Ocean Empire: the Sultanate of Zanzibar. Zanzibar was once the capital of Oman, a large number of Omani immigrants came here, and the architectural style of the Ottoman Empire can be seen everywhere. At the same time, it integrates the architectural decoration styles of India, Persia, Arabia, and Europe. I also saw the representative wooden doors of Oman and the hats worn by Omanis. ✈️Transportation: It takes only ten minutes to fly from Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar Island, which is very close. The T2 on the island is domestic, and the T3 is international. You can also take a boat, return to the mainland from Zanzibar Island, and buy boat tickets at the edge of Stone Town. The round trips are at 7:30, 9:30, 12:30, and 4 o'clock, four times a day. 🚘Car rental: Be sure to rent in advance, it's cheap. Temporary online booking is not available, and there are not many stores in Stone Town. In addition to an international driver's license, you also need a $10 permit. It's not full fuel return, it's empty fuel for you, add as much as you use, and if there is more left, it will be converted into money for you There are no street lights, and at night rely on roadside merchants not turning off the lights When a roadside police officer asks you to pull over, remember to turn on the left turn signal 💰Currency: The exchange rate is about 25, and it's good at 26. The old post office in Stone Town has the best exchange rate. 🆗Official language: Swahili, English, very few people do not speak English, Britain was once the protectorate here. It is still right-hand drive, British standard, many hotels have universal sockets. ❣️Tips: Drink bottled water, tap water is seawater, salty. Many African countries are like this, it will cause diarrhea When booking a place to stay, remember to see if there is air conditioning, some really don't have 🦑Seafood Auction Market: Navigate to Unguja Ukuu Kaepwani, the end of the road is. It starts at 1:30 every afternoon, watching them walk from the mudflats with fish baskets on their heads. Muslim women have been sitting in rows, waiting to bid. Less than 3 dollars can buy a dozen crabs, not as delicious as mud crabs, a bit empty. There are also pufferfish, eels, squid, stingrays...... 🏝️ The Rock Restaurant Zanzibar On the east coast of Zanzibar Island, there are beautiful shells everywhere on the white sand beach. The Rock Restaurant, a restaurant built on a rock in the sea, is most beautiful at sunset There are a few police officers every once in a while on the road, saying that there are people lurking in the bushes at night, waiting to rob the property of Europeans going to party 🌀Other: I often see people carrying Chinese brand tote bags, and later found out that these tote bags are sold in convenience stores, 500 shillings each, 0.2 dollars. I also saw a Shanghai Phoenix 28 bike at the fish market. The common handkerchief is 4 dollars, very expensive and of poor quality The majority are black people, supplemented by Middle Eastern immigrants, there are also quite a few Indians, then European and American tourists, the least are East Asian faces. Every Change Begins With Dreams. This is living.

Stone Town is the largest city in Zanzibar and can be accessed by the main international airport or through the port. There are many different types of accommodation there including high end hotel chains and youth hostels which can meet all budget types. There are a lot of historical attractions there such as the old fortress, the slave market museum and the birthplace of Freddie Mercury. The food in the restaurants is fantastic and the people are all so friendly and welcoming. A must visit if you come to Zanzibar! #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

The Beach House Club in Stone Town, Zanzibar is a class place to chill, watch the sunset and have some nice cocktails with some great food. As you can see from the pictures, everything about this place is great. The beach front location provides fantastic views and the cocktail guide in the menu is a great little bonus. All of the staff are very attentive and willing to help and the food that we had was delicious. Will certainly be going back #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #foodie

The Park Hyatt in Stone Town, Zanzibar is situated on the beach front and had great views of the ocean. Even though we were not staying there, we Lee-booked a table and went for a sunset dinner there which was very nice. They have a very interesting set of cocktails and a guide to help you decide which cocktail would suit you the best. I would recommend going for a sunset meal there #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer

Getting There - #b#campingglamping eachlife Attractions - Mnemba snorkel & Dolphin Hotels - Zanzibar hotel Food & Restaurants - Zanzibar Hotel Shopping - Mnemba shopping

🐘In Tanzania, besides what we are familiar with, you can also go off-road and track the great animal migration. 🐠You can also "let yourself go" on the most beautiful island in the Indian Ocean. 💎Zanzibar is known as the "pearl" and "emerald" of the Indian Ocean. 🍃People who have been to Zanzibar say "If you haven't been to Maldives or Bali yet, you haven't seen paradise." 🍃So, I suggest you not to come to Sanguibar Island first. The starting point of the sea view is too high, which will ruin your good impression of all the islands from then on. · The Rock Restaurant Dream restaurant on the rocks. · This restaurant is somewhat lonely, located on the coastline of the Indian Ocean, but that's also why it attracts tourists from all over the world ❤️. · 🌊During ebb tide, take a leisurely stroll from the beach to here; during flood tide, boats are available to transport guests. All 12 tables in the restaurant offer fantastic views of the Indian Ocean. · The Manta Resort Glass house floating on the sea surface. · Can you really fall asleep living here? If it were me, I would keep my eyes open and watch for a whole day and night! Various sea creatures swim by in front of your eyes. If you can't dive but want to explore the underwater world, this is definitely the best choice! Beach in Zanzibar Turquoise sea, milky beach. · People who have been to Zanzibar say, "If you haven't been to the Maldives or Bali, it's best not to come to Zanzibar first. The starting point for seeing the sea is too high, and it will ruin your good impression of all islands from then on." · Mnemba Island Proposal destination - Nimbah Island. · It is said that the success rate of marriage proposals here is 100%! Nimbah Island, with its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters 🌊, has become one of the most beautiful and breathtaking islands in the world. When traveling to Nimbah Island, don't miss the coral reef garden! · Kizimkazi Swim with dolphins. · In Zanzibar, you can also participate in a special experience that is rare in the world - swimming with dolphins. Don't just chase after dolphins, come to the beautiful island and swim with them. Walk into the world of "One Thousand and One Nights" in Stone Town.

Just a short flight in a small aircraft away from Daressalam lays Zanzibar. A tropical island with white beaches and warm sea. The airport is near Stone town and if you catch the early flight you will be in time for breakfast on the beach followed by a boat trip to prison island just out of Stone Town. Make sure you bring your own snorkling gear. In the south of the island the beaches are nicer but the water not deep enough for a swim. Zanizibar is famous for vanilla, cloves and nutmeg and you can visit a farm where they grow all. Either relax for a few days or take the flight back to Dar in the late afternoon. There are also ferries but I recommend thev20 minute flight.

Stone Tower Stone Town on Zanzibar Island with street food that captivates visitors when they set foot here The typical dishes only available on Zanzibar Island. When you come here, you must definitely try these street foods!

it's a good Day to bless you all with these sandbank pictures i have taken recently 🏝 in zanzibar there are plenty of sandbanks which some are available in low tide , and others are even visible in high tide ... #zanzibar #zanzibar island #stone town#nature #forodhani garden

It was a very nice and calming spent night at Mercury's Bar after a long day out in the beach.

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For the legendary princess who loves to leave, and the Palace Museum of Tanzania h The Palace Museum on the road to Mirjan Road in Zanzibar Island, I heard that there was a legendary princess who left for love. With curiosity, I started this tour. Palace History h The Palace Museum was built in the Oman Empire. It was the kings bed in the past. After the Zanzibar Revolutionary Movement in 1964, it became the Oman Empire. The museum of the period history. The princess who loves to leave is Princess Sami. Her story is very dramatic - born in 1844, the daughter of Zanzibar's first generation of Sultan Oman of Oman. In 1865, Princess Sami fell in love with German businessman Rudolf, and even broke the Islam ban, and she had no choice but to go to the British governor at that time. She fled to Athens and was baptized there. Then Princess Sami also officially converted to Christianity and married her loved Rudolph. Palace layout Although it is a royal palace here, in terms of scale and grandeur, there is no way to compare it with the Forbidden City. The museum has three floors. The first floor mainly displays some historical relics during the dynasty, including the personal belongings of the legendary Sami Princess. The third floor of the museum is the palace of the king and the queen. The home style here has more or less the shadow of trade, showing a unique diversity. You can also see the striking bell tower of the Miracle Palace on the second floor of the museum. The Miracle Palace is one of the largest buildings in Zanzibar Island, and it was also the palace of King Bachash. Nearby attractions h is not far from the Palace Museum is a famous fruit and seafood market, Zanzibar's seafood is very famous, you can buy the freshest here and The cheaper seafood, every time the fishermen harvested and returned, they will start a lively auction meeting here. This time I felt the fishermens buying and selling sounds. The seascape facing the Palace Museum is also amazing, it really is the sea view that the royal family could have!

When I first came to the island, the sea in the Indian Ocean could be different every hour. The delicate white sand beach could occasionally find a few lovely sea stars, saying that the island is a Maldives in Africa. It is no exaggeration, we are thinking about taking the island as a short stay in Africa. People on Zanzibar Island, they were not allowed to take pictures at first, and they were familiar with each other. They were self-flying flower stars, even Muslim mothers joined the camp, smiling and friendly and open to the world. The second trick of the Governor.

On the distant East African coast, the waves of the Indian Ocean gently kiss a mysterious island—Zanzibar. Like a dazzling pearl set in the azure sea, it radiates a unique charm. Filled with longing for the unknown, I embarked on a journey to this island, choosing to travel by boat, beginning a dreamlike adventure full of surprises and insights. Anticipation and Imagination at Sea As the boat slowly departed from the port, the land behind gradually blurred, and before me stretched the endless Indian Ocean. Sunlight scattered across the rippling sea, creating golden radiance like a golden carpet laid by nature. The sea breeze gently caressed my face, carrying a salty taste, as if narrating the ancient stories of this island. During the voyage, fellow travelers excitedly conversed, sharing their expectations of Zanzibar. Some said it was the Island of Spices, permeated with the fragrance of cloves and cinnamon; others mentioned its beaches were among the world's most beautiful, with pristine white sand complementing emerald waters; still others spoke of Stone Town, a World Heritage site where architecture blends African, Arabic, Indian, and European styles, like a living museum of history. Listening to these descriptions, my anticipation for the island grew stronger, and I couldn't help imagining how wonderful the upcoming journey would be. As the boat advanced, Zanzibar Island gradually came into focus. The lush greenery appeared like a garment of life bestowed by nature upon this island. When the boat finally reached the port and I set foot on this land, a unique atmosphere enveloped me, as if I had traversed time and space to enter a world full of exotic charm. Slave Town: Historical Pain and Reflection Visiting Zanzibar, Slave Town is a must-see destination. This was once one of East Africa's slave trade centers, witnessing that dark and tragic history. Walking into Slave Town, the narrow streets, ancient buildings, and weathered walls all convey the weight of history. At the Catholic church on Mkunazini Street, Zanzibar's largest slave auction market once operated. Today, the church bells still echo in the air, but the tragic experiences of the slaves remain unforgettable. Imagining the slaves being driven by whips, bearing heavy chains, and forced onto the auction block, a surge of grief and indignation rises within me. In the church's basement are small cells that once imprisoned countless slaves. The cells are dark and damp, permeated with a pungent odor. The scratches and graffiti on the walls seem like the slaves' final cries. Looking at these cells, I could almost hear their weeping and screams, feeling their pain and despair. Leaving Slave Town, my emotions remained unsettled for a long time. This history profoundly reveals human cruelty and brutality, making us cherish today's peace and freedom. It reminds us that history should not be forgotten; we should learn from it to avoid repeating past mistakes. It also teaches us that everyone should respect others' rights and dignity, regardless of race, color, or nationality. Prison Island: Encountering Ancient Beings Leaving Slave Town, I took a small boat to Prison Island, also known as Changuu Island, famous for its giant tortoises. The small boat bobbed on the sea as Prison Island gradually came into view. Stepping onto the island felt like entering a paradise. Shaded by green trees, adorned with blooming flowers, and filled with birdsong, the island revealed many giant tortoises along the path. They were enormous, moved slowly, like guardians of time. These tortoises are very old, some over 100 years. They live freely on the island, enjoying the sunshine and sea breeze. Approaching one tortoise, I gently stroked its shell, feeling its weathered, substantial presence. The tortoise seemed unafraid, slowly raising its head and looking at me with gentle eyes, as if communicating. On Prison Island, I also visited the prison ruins. This was once a place where rebellious slaves were imprisoned, now a historical relic. Standing before the prison ruins, imagining the suffering endured by slaves here, I was filled with emotion. Compared to these ancient tortoises, human history seems so brief and insignificant. The tortoises have endured the test of time and continue to survive strongly, teaching us to cherish life and face life's difficulties with perseverance. Besides tortoises and prison ruins, Prison Island's beaches are beautiful. White sand, clear water, and colorful coral reefs create a stunning underwater world. Donning snorkeling gear and diving beneath the surface, I frolicked with fish, experiencing the ocean's magic and beauty. Underwater, I entered a new world, forgetting all worries and fatigue. The Beach: Enjoying Sunshine and Tranquility During my days in Zanzibar, the beach was the most enchanting place. The beaches here are beautiful, with fine, soft white sand that feels like cotton underfoot. The water is crystal clear, displaying various shades of blue under the sunlight, from light to deep blue, breathtakingly beautiful. Lying on a beach chair, I enjoyed the sunshine and sea breeze. Closing my eyes, listening to the waves, I felt nature's tranquility and beauty. Sometimes, I would walk into the sea, letting the water gently caress my body, feeling the ocean's embrace. At the beach, I could set aside all pressure and burdens, fully enjoying this moment of peace and relaxation. At the beach, I also met some locals. They were hospitable, kind, and simple. We chatted and played together, sharing our lives and stories. Through these interactions, I gained a deeper understanding of Zanzibar's culture and customs. Their lives, though simple, were full of joy and contentment. This made me realize that happiness doesn't depend on wealth and material possessions but on inner satisfaction and love for life. Indo-Pakistani Architecture: Fusion of Diverse Cultures Zanzibar's Indo-Pakistani architecture is a major feature of this island. These buildings blend Indian and Pakistani styles with African and Arabic cultures, forming a unique architectural style. In Stone Town's streets, Indo-Pakistani style buildings are everywhere. These buildings typically feature bright colors and exquisite carvings, very eye-catching. Inside, the decorations are also luxurious, filled with rich Eastern ambiance. The most representative Indo-Pakistani buildings are Zanzibar's Hindu temples and mosques. The Hindu temples have unique architectural styles, vibrant colors, and various deity statues inside. The mosques are solemn and dignified, serving as religious venues for local Muslims. From the mosque minarets, one can overlook the beautiful scenery of Stone Town. Besides Hindu temples and mosques, Zanzibar also has some Indo-Pakistani style residences and shops. Though smaller in scale, these buildings possess unique charm. Entering these buildings, one can feel a strong historical atmosphere and cultural heritage. They witness the fusion of Zanzibar's diverse cultures, demonstrating how different cultures can respect and accommodate each other, jointly creating a beautiful world. The Return Journey: Leaving with Memories and Insights As the plane slowly ascended, Zanzibar Island gradually diminished in view, eventually merging into the blue Indian Ocean. Outside the window, sunlight scattered across the sea surface, sparkling like the island's final smile. The heaviness felt in Slave Town, the surprise of encountering ancient beings on Prison Island, the tranquility enjoyed at the beach, and the diverse cultural fusion experienced in Indo-Pakistani architecture all flashed through my mind like movie scenes. They didn't dissipate with the plane's ascent but became clearer in my heart. At this moment, there was no excitement and anticipation of first arrival, no reflections and thoughts from the journey, only peace and tranquility. Like this vast ocean, no matter how many storms it experiences, it eventually returns to calmness. Perhaps this is the meaning of travel. It takes us out of familiar environments to experience different landscapes and cultures, then brings us back to life with these memories and insights. And Zanzibar, this pearl of the Indian Ocean, will forever shine in the depths of memory, becoming a pure land in the depths of the soul.

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Queen fans, this one’s for you! Located in the house where Freddie was born, the museum traces his early life and rise to stardom. It's small but full of photos, memorabilia, and music playing non-stop. It’s hosting a few of his most famous outfits as well. Entry is around $10. Tip: Pair with a walking tour of Stone Town. Fun fact: Freddie’s real name was Farrokh Bulsara! #tanzania #travel #zanzibar #queen #music #museum

During my trip to Zanzibar this April, I had the opportunity to attend Easter Mass at the iconic St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Stone Town. The experience was made even more memorable by the rain that poured outside, but inside, the atmosphere was warm and full of life. The cathedral, built in 1906 by French missionaries, stands as a beautiful fusion of cultures. Its French-inspired architecture, with towering twin spires, contrasts against the Swahili and Arabic influences that dominate the region. This blend of styles makes St. Joseph’s a truly unique structure and a symbol of the island’s diverse history. As I sat there, listening to the heartfelt prayers and hymns, I couldn’t help but feel the weight of the cathedral’s rich past. Even though the cathedral shows signs of age—worn stone and weathered stained-glass windows—the interior exudes a timeless charm. The air inside felt serene, and the beauty of the place, combined with the rain outside, made the Easter service feel deeply spiritual. What struck me most was the cathedral’s ongoing role in the local community. Despite the heavy influence of Islam in Zanzibar, St. Joseph’s remains a vital space for Catholics, holding regular services and being a place where both locals and travelers come together to worship. It was a humbling experience, and one I won’t forget. St. Joseph’s Cathedral is not just a building—it’s a reflection of Zanzibar's intricate, layered history and a testament to the island's enduring spirit. #localguides #tripmoments #holiday #cathedral #travel

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Zanzibar, Tanzania is a world-famous tourist resort city, where tourists from all over the world come for vacation. Today I recommend a famous attraction: Stone City. Zanzibar is a semi-autonomous archipelago in Tanzania, located in the western Indian Ocean, about 25-50 kilometers from the African continent. It consists of several islands, the two largest of which are Unguja (often referred to as Zanzibar) and Pemba. Known for its rich history, diverse culture and beautiful beaches, Zanzibar is a popular tourist destination in East Africa. It has white sandy beaches, clear waters and coral reefs, making it ideal for diving, snorkeling and beach vacations. Very suitable for taking photos, checking in, leisure vacation and entertainment activities! Address: Mjini MagharibiZanzibarShanganiStonetown Cafe, Kenyatta Road, Zanzibar, Tanzania Opening hours: All day

Zanzibar: The Sparkling Pearl of the Indian Ocean
Sun-kissed white sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, and the exotic fragrance of the Spice Islands—Zanzibar is paradise personified. Explore the maze-like alleys of Stone Town in the morning, searching for old Arabian-style houses. In the afternoon, take a traditional dhow boat out to sea and dance with dolphins. At dusk, feed giant tortoises on Prison Island. At night, lie in a hammock on Prison Beach, listen to the waves sing, and watch the Milky Way descend to the horizon. Don't forget to savor "Zanzibar Pizza" and coconut-infused seafood curry, letting your taste buds indulge in this tropical charm.

In February, while most people are still immersed in the laziness of winter, Tanzania has quietly entered the most charming travel season of the year. This country in East Africa, with its unique charm, attracts countless travelers who yearn for freedom and adventure to explore. 🌞 Dry Season and Wildlife February marks the end of the dry season in Tanzania, and animals on the savannah gather around water sources, making it a grand visual feast for wildlife enthusiasts! Here, the "Big Five" - lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, and buffaloes - are no longer mysterious creatures that only exist in documentaries, but are within reach, and you can easily witness their charm. Without long journeys, you can see a variety of rare animals in one place, which is a rare opportunity. Moreover, there are relatively fewer tourists at this time, so you can enjoy the gifts of nature without being disturbed and have a wonderful encounter with the animals. 🏝 Zanzibar Island In February, Zanzibar Island enters the off-season, with a significant decrease in the number of tourists and lower airfares, making it a cost-effective choice! The sea here is as clear as a sapphire, shimmering with charming light under the sun. Go out to sea to chase dolphins and play with them in the waves; put on snorkeling gear and dive into the colorful underwater world to explore the mysterious underwater kingdom, which is an indescribable experience. 🌡 Pleasant Temperature In February, the average temperature in Tanzania is between 25 - 30°C, which is very pleasant. On the savannah, it is slightly cool in the morning and evening, and you can comfortably watch the sunrise and sunset with a light jacket and feel the magnificence of nature; on the island, it is warm but not stuffy, allowing you to enjoy the sun and beach and have a leisurely time. 🗺 7-Day Dream Itinerary - Day 1 - 2: Depart from Arusha and head to the Serengeti Plains to start an exciting safari tour. Here, you can track the large wildebeest herds, and if you're lucky, you can also see majestic lions and agile cheetahs. At night, stay in a tent on the savannah, accompanied by the calls of animals, as if listening to a unique animal symphony. We recommend staying at Serengeti Serena Lodge, which has a beautiful environment and includes breakfast and dinner, with a nightly rate of about $300. - Day 3 - 4: Head to the Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest intact volcanic crater and home to rare animals such as rhinos and flamingos, where every photo is a masterpiece. Renting a car is the most convenient way to get there, with a daily cost of about $200, including a professional guide service. - Day 5 - 7: Arrive at Zanzibar Island, take a cultural tour of the historic Stone Town, and feel the charm of ancient culture; go to Turtle Island and feed the cute tortoises; snorkel on Mnemba Island and swim with dolphins. Don't forget to go to the Forodhani Night Market to taste grilled lobster, which costs only $15 per person. 🔺 Important Notes Health and Safety: Get vaccinated against yellow fever in advance and bring the Yellow Card. Start taking doxycycline 10 days in advance to prevent malaria, and prepare mosquito repellent and long-sleeved clothing to prevent mosquito bites. Safari Taboos: During the safari, it is strictly forbidden to get off the car without permission, and you must follow the guide's instructions. To avoid disturbing the animals, do not wear bright-colored clothes, and try to choose earth-toned clothing. Zanzibar Culture: In some areas of Stone Town, respect Muslim culture and avoid wearing sleeveless tops and shorts. Ask for permission before taking photos, especially with the Maasai people, and always show respect. Property Safety: Hotels on the savannah usually do not have safes, so be sure to carry valuables with you. Be especially careful of pickpockets at the Zanzibar Night Market, and it is recommended to store small amounts of cash separately. 📌 Pre-Travel Checklist - Documents: Passport, printed e-visa, Yellow Card. - Equipment: High-power binoculars, SPF50+ sunscreen, power bank. - Payment: US dollars (for tipping), Visa card (accepted in some stores). 🌟 Niche Tips - Serengeti Hot Air Balloon: Take a hot air balloon ride in the early morning to overlook the sunrise and herds on the savannah, which is an unforgettable experience, costing about $550 per person. - Hidden Spots in Stone Town: Climb to the rooftop of Old Fort, where you can take beautiful photos of blue and white fishing boats and mosques in the same frame. If you are looking for a unique travel experience, don't miss Tanzania in February. Pack your bags and get ready for this amazing African adventure!

Must-see❗Tanzania's top luxury hotels + a complete guide to special experiences|||If you yearn for an exotic and extremely luxurious trip, then Tanzania in April and May is definitely the best choice! This period is not only pleasant, but also a golden time for Tanzania's top luxury hotels to stay for a long time with a high cost-effectiveness Let you enjoy the top accommodation experience at a better price Follow this guide below to embark on an unforgettable trip to East Africa! —— ⏰Travel time April and May is the end of Tanzania’s long rainy season. The weather starts to clear up, the grasslands slowly come alive, and the animals become more active. Hotel prices at this time are more affordable than during the peak season, and you can enjoy additional discounts if you stay for multiple nights, making it easy to enjoy a luxurious feast. —— Travel routes ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ Day 1: Arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport Day 2: Arusha - Tarangire National Park Day 3: Tarangire National Park - Ngorongoro Crater Day 4: Ngorongoro Crater - Serengeti Day 5~6: Serengeti Day 7: Central Serengeti - San Island Day 8: Zanzibar Island Day 9: Zanzibar Island - Rock Restaurant Day 10: Zanzibar Island - Return to China - Stay at a featured hotel 🏰 ✔️SERVAL WIDLIFE This is a unique eco-lodge located in a wildlife-rich area of ​​Tanzania. The hotel also provides professional wildlife guide services to take you to learn more about the biodiversity of this land · ✔️TARANGIRE NIMALI The hotel is located near Tarangire National Park, making it easy to explore the wonders of the wildlife. · ✔️NGOROGORO SERENA SAFARI LODGE The hotel is located on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, with unparalleled views. · ✔️NIMIRI PLAINS This hotel is hidden in the vast grassland, providing you with ultimate privacy and tranquility. The hotel's tent-style rooms are uniquely designed, but the internal facilities are very luxurious, with soft beds and modern bathroom facilities, allowing you to get close to nature without sacrificing the quality of life. · ✔️ZURI ZANZIBAR This Zanzibar hotel is the ideal choice for a seaside holiday. The hotel has a private beach with fine white sand and clear water, making you feel like you are in paradise. · ✔️TEMBO HOUSE The hotel is located in the bustling downtown area with convenient transportation and many shopping malls, restaurants and attractions around it. ———— Must-visit check-in spot📷 🔸Tarangire National Park 🔸Serengeti 🔸Rock Restaurant 🔸Sunset sailboat · · · · · Tanzania, a land full of wildness and romance, allows you to feel the magic and beauty of nature, whether it is an encounter with wild animals or a relaxing time at the seaside. Pack your bags and head to Tanzania to start your dream trip

Zanzibar Serena Hotel has a rich history, and its architecture is said to blend centuries of local cultural heritage. As you step into the hotel, you'll see ancient stone walls, exquisite wood carvings, and unique arches, each detail telling a story of the past. The hotel's lobby is spacious and bright, with a high ceiling adorned with a magnificent chandelier that complements the traditional decor, making you feel as if you've stepped into an ancient palace. I stayed in an ocean-view room, and the view that greeted me when I opened the door was breathtaking. The spacious room was cozy and elegant, with traditional African elements perfectly combined with modern comforts. The room was equipped with a comfortable bed, a soft sofa, and modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV, allowing you to enjoy tranquility while staying connected to the outside world. But what I loved most was the spacious seaside balcony outside the room. The balcony was furnished with comfortable lounge chairs, a small coffee table, and a cozy hammock. Here, I could enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee while admiring the endless blue waters of the Indian Ocean, feeling the gentle sea breeze, and watching colorful boats sail by, as if time had stopped just for me. The hotel offers a wide range of facilities, whether you're looking to relax or seek adventure, you'll find activities to suit your needs. The outdoor swimming pool was a must-visit for me every day, with its clear waters shimmering under the sun, surrounded by lush tropical plants, it felt like a hidden paradise in the city. I often swam in the pool and then lounged on the poolside chairs, basking in the sun and enjoying the leisurely vacation vibe. For water sports enthusiasts, the hotel's diving and snorkeling activities are not to be missed. I followed a professional instructor and dived into the underwater world of the Indian Ocean, where the colorful coral reefs and various tropical fish amazed me, as if I had entered a dreamlike fairy tale world. If you don't want to dive, you can also choose to ride a horse along the beach, stroll along the white sandy shores, feel the sea breeze, and admire the beautiful ocean views, this unique experience left me wanting more. Zanzibar Serena Hotel provided me with an unforgettable stay. Its historical charm, beautiful ocean views, rich facilities, delicious dining, and warm and attentive service made me fall in love with this place. If you're planning a trip to Zanzibar, consider staying at this hotel, I'm sure it will leave you with wonderful memories too.

A historical site that fully embraces the long history of Zanzibar. The entire town is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It has a similar vibe to Gyeongju in South Korea. As the name suggests, everything in the town is built with stone. The serene atmosphere of the medieval times remains intact, creating a mysterious ambiance wherever you walk. Therefore, you don't need to do anything extraordinary. Just walking around becomes a journey and a memory.