Zanzibar is part of the East African country of Tanzania. It consists of the islands of Zanzibar, and Pemba, in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Tanzania. Zanzibar is famous as the world's leading producer of cloves. These 2 islands, along with nearby Mafia Island are collectively called The Spice Islands. Other spices grown here are pepper, nutmeg and cinnamon. Tanzania's primary industries are tourism and cultivation of spices. You can explore the beautiful beaches and aromatic plantations of Zanzibar, on Zanzibar Tours with Tanzania Tours Hub.
Stone Town:
Located on the western side of Zanzibar Island, Stone Town is the economic hub of Zanzibar and a quaint and picturesque destination. It is an exotic world with stone buildings, narrow winding alleys, and fascinating architecture that reflects elements of African, European and Indian cultures. Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ancient houses built from coral and stone are very grand. With elaborately carved gates and brass-studded wooden doors, the houses proclaim the status and wealth of the families within.
The Beit al-Sahel Museum that displays memorabilia from the Zanzibar Sultanate from 1828 onwards is an interesting and informative visit on Zanzibar Tours, with Tanzania Tours Hub.
Beaches of Zanzibar:
There are over 25 excellent beaches in Zanzibar, with clean expanses of sand, warm rolling waves, and a tranquil ambience. Mangapwani Beach, Matemwe Beach, Kiwengwa Beach, Pwani Mchangani Beach, Bwejuu Jambiani Beach, and Uroa Beach are some of the best beaches in Zanzibar, where you can relax, swim and enjoy a range of water sports on Zanzibar Tours.
Climate in Zanzibar:
The climate in Zanzibar is sunny for most of the year. Summer temperatures are moderated by the cool sea breeze. Thee are some rainy days in April and May.
Pemba: The island of Pemba is just 20 Km from Zanzibar. Known for its spice plantations, voodoo culture and great diving spots, Pemba is worth a visit on Zanzibar tours.
