Zanzibar

3° 23' 12.9'' S and 36° 40' 58.7'' E

This island evokes magical dreams of spices‚ culture‚ sandy beaches and rich history. Coastal has daily flights between Zanzibar and the most promenient national parks.

TIMETABLE
FROMTODEPARR
ArushaZanzibar12:1514:15
Dar es salaamZanzibarEvery hourEvery hour
KilimanjaroZanzibar13:3015:10
MafiaZanzibar12:4514:20
MoshiZanzibar13:3015:10
RuahaZanzibar11:4514:20
SelousZanzibar13:1514:20
SerengetiZanzibar11:0012:50
ZanzibarArusha09:3011:25
ZanzibarArusha15:3018:20
ZanzibarDar es salaamEvery hourEvery hour
For complete list of flight timings‚ kindly contact reservations@coastal.co.tz

Airstrips:

Zanzibar Abeid Amani Karume International Airport

Highlights to explore

Zanzibar island is best known for its endless white beaches and exotic spices. The large historical city of Stone Town has the trading port of the Sultans of Oman. With its world-famous carved doors‚ the coral stone houses‚ swarming markets and rich history‚ it offers a unique Swahili and Arab cultural experience.

Travel Information

1. The Island is a laid-back eco-alternative with one straight tarmac road‚ few hotels‚ no fancy shops‚ only 1 ATM (credit cards are accepted at the up-market lodges). But be warned‚ if you want fancy shops and a wild nightlife‚ Mafia isn’t for you!

2. Like the mainland‚ the island has two rainy seasons: short rains in November and December‚ and long rains from March to May‚ when the island’s tourism closes. The best time of the year for diving is from October to February‚ when visibility is best — up to 25m (8 ft.) — and you can dive the walls outside the reef that protects Chole Bay.

3. Swim with Whale Sharks – These beautiful giants are seasonally found just a few hundred metres offshore near Kilindoni Harbour. A short boat ride towards the west brings us to a feeding ground for the sharks and soon fins and dark shapes are apparent. The boat can move among them quietly and visitors can swim and snorkel to get a closer‚ underwater view of these gentle‚ wonderful animals. The sharks remain in a well-defined area.

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