Surreal Beaches of Zanzibar for the Wildest Water Activities and Cheap Resorts

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Zanzibar has another name - Unguja, which is the largest and renowned island that forms the Zanzibar Archipelago, inviting several budget flights to Zanzibar. With its diverse coastline, impeccable climate and main island infrastructure, there are numerous things to see, do and experience beyond the imperious palm trees.
As you move away from the main island, there are several tiny islets offering a vibrant culture and barefoot activities away from the mundane life. We have accumulated the best places to visit, purely based on several visits.


The East Coast of Zanzibar
The east coast of Zanzibar is home to some of the finest atolls that offer visitors a more exclusive experience among the idyllic beaches and a broad range of hotels and resorts. Snorkelling, swimming and long beach strolls are highly common here.
The North Coast of Zanzibar
The North Coast offers an isolated environment, which means, you'll love to go private. The crowd is less and the beaches are less afflicted by the tidal range.
The Southern Coast of Zanzibar
The Southern Coast of Zanzibar is quite populated. With people, comes a variety of cultures. Make sure you head south for some spice and cultural tours, topped with more possibilities to mix up with the locals.
The Stone Town
A visit to Zanzibar remains incomplete without visiting the Stone Town. This is Zanzibar's historical capital ornamented with charming cobbled streets and World Heritage Sites. Soaked in history, cuisine and culture, the Beit el-Ajaib town houses several unique spots to enthral visitors. There are several low cost Zanzibar flights from UK that can be availed easily by booking 3-4 months prior to your travel.



Top Islands and Beaches of Zanzibar

Apart from the smaller islands, the 'other' islands of Zanzibar take you to a different world altogether. There are spots, so very seductive, even Google maps cannot locate them. Yet, they are so heavenly.
Mnemba is one such island that should be experienced. A perfect beach paradise provides exquisite diving spots, snorkelling and turtle spotting activities.
Pemba is another tiny island with amazing activities. Home to cultural fishing villages, illustrious ruins and extensive coastline, Pemba tops as the world's most famous dive sites. Water sports are usually trips to mangrove jungles and dusky dhow cruises. With a wide exposure to privacy and individuality, Pemba is a more laid-back spot that also connects well to the African safari.
Located 8 miles south of Zanzibar, Chumbe Island delivers an exceptional underwater experience. The shallow corals, turtles and 400 species of fishes offer an out-of-the-world experience unlike any other.
The biggest island among the Mafia Archipelago, the Mafia Island is another superior place that offers superb diving experience, off-the-beaten track. A bewitching tropical island offers visitors a tranquil getaway far from the maddening crowd, allowing divers to explore the ocean world and its species. If you visit during May to October, you can enjoy the best climate. The downpours in April and May make it a bit difficult to move around.



 Few places in the world offer postcards of pristine, powdery beaches with warm azure waters and lush palm trees, and Zanzibar is hard to beat. Zanzibar holidays can be the most economical holiday that one can experience in their lifetime with Fly Africa. The hotel and resort tariffs will not pinch your pocket. All are good value and well-established hotels with outstanding beaches and laudable services.

Fly Africa offers tickets to Zanzibar where you can take the time to explore and admire all corners of the island ensuring an unforgettable getaway.

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