Zanzibar's Best Beaches: A Tropical Escape

If found, please return to the tropics 🌴🥲 . Save this post because here are places you don’t want to miss in Zanzibar👇 . NORTH Nungwi and Kendwa, although there are a lot of resorts up here which is not for everyone, I noticed the sand was some of the most powdery on all of the island! Sunset here is an absolute must, the sky was cotton candy 🍬 (picture 2). Places I recommend checking out are @zurizanzibar & @kendwarockszanzibar (which are very close to each other)! . EAST Welcome to my favorite part of the island, in particular the Southeast - Paje & Jambiani. Although Paje is more built up/ crowded, it’s also where you’ll find the best cafes to work from and it’s a great hub for digital nomads. If you prefer a quieter / low key base, I would recommend Jambiani and you can rent a scooter to easily get to Paje whenever you’d like! In the Northeast you’ll also find laidback vibes at Matemwe beach, which I definitely recommend! And you can take a daytrip to Mnemba Island from there, which although it’s private and you technically can’t go on it, it’s a lot to fun to swim / snorkel in the bluest water and if you plan carefully / find the right guide (I recommend @toujours_zanzibar & @abdillah.salim) you might even get to swim with dolphins 🐬 (please if you visit Zanzibar do your research and don’t go out on the boats that chase the dolphins 😩) . SOUTH A place worth checking out is Mtende Beach (pictures 3 & 4). Be sure to check the tide beforehand because this beach is not accessible during high tide! . WEST A trip to Zanzibar would be incomplete without a visit to Stone Town, I’ll share an entire post about that but for now here are a few of my favorite places there: Harbor Indian, Karafu coffee house & Secret Garden! . Have you been to Zanzibar yet or have I convinced you to visit? 💦🌺🐠🌀 . Follow @wholistictraveler for bucket list travel tips and recommendations ✨ ____