Unguja
Travel Guide
Visit Unguja
Where to stay in Unguja
Bwejuu Beach
Unique features of Bwejuu Beach include the beaches and restaurants. Make a stop by Paje Beach or Bwejuu Beach while you're exploring the area.
Dream of Zanzibar Resort & Spa - Premium All Inclusive
Fantastic stay at this wonderful hotel - the staff are all so attentive, friendly and helpful. Thank you for a relaxing few days
Reviewed on 2025/10/18
Konokono Beach Resort and Isaraya Over Water Villa
This was a beautiful stay. Would absolutely stay here again. Food is amaizng. The staff is nice and friendly. Everytbing about this hotel is amazing
Reviewed on 2025/11/12
TUI BLUE Bahari Zanzibar
The staff 100% make this place, so friendly, so helpful and generally infectious. We cant thank everyone enough for making our honeymoon so special and taking care of us throughout our stay
Reviewed on 2025/10/1
Soul Paje Managed by TOC
Very nice family holiday. All family enjoyed it! Spacious and clean 3 bedroom flat with full kitchen and large balcony. Would love to come back! Only one downside- could not buy dishwasher tablets anywhere in Paje😄
Reviewed on 2025/11/2
ZANZIBAR MAREA Luxury Villas
Breeze Residence
The Masai are so polite, helpful and friendly. Very nice people
Reviewed on 2022/8/29
Popular places to visit
Forodhani Gardens
Relax in this scenic tree-filled oceanside park that transforms into a lively and busy seafood market after the sun goes down.
Slave Market
An Anglican cathedral now stands on this site where slaves once suffered before being sold into harsh servitude.
Mnarani Natural Aquarium
View adult and hatchling hawksbill and green turtles and help to ensure their conservation at this community-operated site where you can stay as a volunteer.
Old Fort
Browse the stalls of the courtyard market and attend festivals in the amphitheater in the oldest site in the historic center.
Christ Church Cathedral
Admire the coral stone design and see the museum and memorial of this church that was built to celebrate the end of slavery.
House of Wonders
See one of the early buildings of Zanzibar’s modern development, with wide verandas overlooking the ocean and relics from the late 1800s.
