A beachfront swimming pool and plunge pools with beautiful ocean views, a spa treatment room, cable TV, and our great and famous Dhow Restaurant & Bar are just a few of the amenities available. We provide an oasis of peace and quiet away from the pressures and strains of everyday life for our visitors. We strive to provide an intimate and serene experience with a personal touch that reflects our uniqueness.

In the nineteenth century, the Swahili house was established and utilized as an Indian merchant house. In the 125 years that followed, the structure became the residence of one of Zanzibar’s numerous sultan dynasties. The majority of the hotel has been restored to its former state, ensuring that your stay at the Swahili home is authentically Zanzibari!

The Royal Zanzibar Beach Resort provides a lovely location for a luxury vacation. The hotel’s large rooms and suites provide views of the tropical gardens, pools, and the Indian Ocean beyond. Relax in the magnificent infinity-edge swimming pool while sipping a drink from the swim-up Upepo pool bar and taking in the sights. Alternatively, when the sun sets, relax with a refreshing drink at the Baraza Beach Bar.

The quiet serenity of The Spa is the ideal escape from the rush and bustle of Stone Town. A visit to The Spa can’t fail to revitalize the body, quiet the mind, and nourish the spirit, with three spacious spa rooms, one of which is a couples spa suite, and a private, outdoor relaxation center. Indulge in a variety of holistic therapies and body treatments intended to repair, rejuvenate, and nourish your body and mind.

Or, as we like to put it, “true luxury.” The Manta Resort is located on the island’s northernmost point. It’s for the devoted, real adventurers looking for a place to call home with heart and purpose. It is for individuals who are willing to walk the additional mile to find a refuge of unpolluted tranquility, stillness, isolation, and inclusion. Where you are welcomed like a member of the family rather than a stranger or a tourist. A new world, one that is closer to nature and the actual self. A place where you may find kindness, sunlight, natural cuisine, excellent service, fresh air, diving in crystal blue seas, and a sense of timelessness. At the end of the route you’re going to travel, there’s a five-star resort.

Traditional Zanzibari furniture constructed of local materials is featured in each of our 11 Sea View rooms. Mosquito netting are included in the handcrafted, hardwood Zanzibari king-sized beds.

There is a shower and a toilet in your ensuite bathroom. The 20-square-meter rooms are also equipped with a table, wardrobe, and fan. All of our rooms, as well as the rest of the hotel, provide free wireless internet access.

With accommodations that include lush tropical perfumed gardens, dazzling infinity pools, a choice of food, and attentive and helpful personnel, Sea Cliff Resort and Spa offers tranquility, serenity, and beauty. Panorama views of the Indian Ocean may be enjoyed from the lounges, restaurant, bars, and recreation area. Breakfast by the sea, supper under the stars, and sundowners on the jetty or on your own private balcony are all possibilities.

Your days will be filled with sun, sea, and an appreciation for Zanzibar’s rich history thanks to a range of activities and excursions. Zanzibar is a one-of-a-kind destination, rich in history and character, stunning beaches, breathtaking vistas, vibrant colors, a diverse range of adventures, and friendly people. We are excited to welcome you to this fascinating island.

Ras Nungwi Beach Hotel is with Elegant trees shade the numerous pathways at Ras Nungwi, providing gentle sun-dappled walks between the beach and the banda. There is a balcony and a bar. The hotel’s deck-level swimming pool is surrounded by blue glass mosaic tiles and offers breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean.

Interiors are tastefully furnished in an ethnic style, with native textiles like as khangas, kikois, and kitenges being used to great effect. Through the numerous private resting spaces, both indoors and out, these textiles create an exquisite motif of cushioned ease.

The hotel is situated on the site of an old Arab house that was purchased by UMCA missionaries in 1871 to create a girls’ school. The hotel is an excellent starting point for visiting Stone Town. The finely furnished interiors, dubbed las colores because of their pleasant blend of gentle colors (greens, yellows, oranges, grape fruit), are tastefully adorned and have ensuite bathrooms with a double basin, two al fresco showers, and a bathtub.

The wide individual wooden verandahs with views of the ocean offer the sense of living outside all year, and the air is warm.