Stroll through the labyrinthine alleys of Stone Town, where intricately carved doors and timeworn coral-stone buildings echo the stories of sultans, sailors, and spice merchants. Immerse yourself in the rich aromas of cinnamon and clove that fill the lively bazaars, then take to the skies for a short flight to Pemba Island - Zanzibar’s best-kept secret. There, lush emerald hills and thick mangrove forests open up to tranquil beaches and vibrant coral reefs brimming with marine life. It’s a journey woven with history and carried on the warm breeze of the Indian Ocean.

Our offers:

6 nights: 1 night at Sharazad Wonders Boutique Hotel and 5 nights at Fundu Lagoon 

8 nights: 1 night at Sharazad Wonders Boutique Hotel and 7 nights at Fundu Lagoon 

9 nights: 1 night at Sharazad Wonders Boutique Hotel and 8 nights at Fundu Lagoon 

10 nights: 1 night at Sharazad Wonders Boutique Hotel and 9 nights at Fundu Lagoon 

11 nights: 1 night at Sharazad Wonders Boutique Hotel and 10 nights at Fundu Lagoon 

Sharazad Wonders is a stylish boutique hotel set within a historic building in the heart of Stone Town, the atmospheric old quarter of Zanzibar’s capital. Ideally located, it offers easy access to the city’s key cultural landmarks, including the Old Fort, the waterfront, and the Palace of Wonders. Step outside and immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of Stone Town, where bustling markets, striking Swahili architecture, and the scent of exotic spices fill the air.

Unwind in a spacious and inviting Suite, where authentic charm meets contemporary amenities to ensure the highest level of comfort throughout your stay.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Sharazad Wonders is the perfect base from which to explore the rich heritage of Stone Town. Embark on cultural tours that delve into the city’s complex history or visit local museums such as the recently opened Freddie Mercury Museum. As the day winds down, unwind with a sunset stroll along the beach or dive into the crystal-clear waters with snorkelling, diving, and a range of water sports. For a truly unforgettable experience, take a trip to the Nakupenda sandbank, where vibrant coral reefs and colourful marine life await beneath the surface.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Escape to Fundu Lagoon, a secluded hideaway on Pemba Island where award-winning luxury meets unspoilt natural beauty. Tucked between jungle and Indian Ocean, this exclusive retreat offers a sense of serenity, echoing the charm of a castaway escape. With its laid-back elegance and intimate setting, Fundu Lagoon feels less like a private island sanctuary.

Nestled on the hillside of the resort, this Standard Room provides a sense of seclusion along with stunning panoramic views of the Indian Ocean.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Fundu Lagoon invites you to embrace adventure and relaxation in equal measure, with an array of curated experiences on the idyllic shores of Pemba Island. From exploring vibrant marine life through snorkelling and kayaking to immersing in local traditions with Village Treks and Henna sessions, every activity offers a glimpse into the island’s rich natural and cultural tapestry. Complement your days with serene spa treatments and romantic beachside dinners, ensuring a truly enriching and restorative escape.

Set off for a day, accompanied by a guide, to discover the island's cultural heritage. Walk through Stone Town, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then head to a spice factory to smell and taste mouth-watering seasonal spices, herbs and tropical fruits, including jackfruit, pineapple and green coconut.

Discover the charms of the old town of Stone Town, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its major historic sites and places of interest steeped in history and marked by the various passages of sultans, Arabs, Europeans and Zanzibaris.

Take a day trip to Prison Island, an island off the coast of Zanzibar, to discover its former prison, sandy beaches, turquoise waters and maybe spot some hundred-year-old giant tortoises.

 Venture into the 44 km² Jozani forest, accompanied by a guide. Covering around 3% of the Island's total area, the Joanzi forest has groundwater forests, coastal forests and grasslands, as well as mangroves and salt marshes on the coast.

 Spend a day on an incredible sea safari on a dhow, a traditional wooden boat, and sail around mangroves, coral reefs and white sandbanks, swimming, diving and trying to sport dolphins in the wild.

Explore the most famous marine conservation area in the Northeast of Zanzibar. A short boat ride from Matemwe villages takes you to Mnemba Atoll Marine Park boasting an extraordinary coral reef, home to moray eels, lionfish, stingrays, and much more. The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean welcome you to discover fascinating marine wildlife.

Please note, this tour is a half day and does not include lunch or refreshments. 

Zanzibar, a historically rich island off the coast of Tanzania, offers an unforgettable escape. Known as the Spice Island, it blends culture, history, and natural beauty, catering to both budget travellers and those seeking a luxurious retreat. Whether combining it with a safari or visiting as an independent destination, Zanzibar guarantees a remarkable holiday.

Must-sees:

• Stone Town: Wander through its narrow cobbled streets, exploring the bustling markets and colonial-era buildings.
• Prison Island: Take a boat trip to this island, which is famous for its giant Aldabra tortoises and tranquil atmosphere.
• Spice Tour: Discover Zanzibar’s spice heritage with a guided tour that reveals the island’s historic role in the spice trade.

Culinary culture:

Zanzibar's cuisine reflects its diverse cultural heritage. Swahili influences bring fragrant rice dishes and fresh seafood, while Arabic and Indian flavours infuse local favourites such as biryani and chapati. The island’s spices are a hallmark, lending rich aromas to many dishes, including the famed Zanzibar pizza. For an authentic experience, visit a local food market to sample fresh coconut and tropical fruits.

Dive deeper:

To fully immerse in Zanzibar’s unique culture, visit the Jozani Forest to observe rare red colobus monkeys, or explore the hidden gems of Paje and Kizimkazi villages. The island’s rich Islamic history is evident in its grand mosques and the House of Wonders, an architectural masterpiece. Diving enthusiasts will also appreciate the coral reefs surrounding Mnemba Atoll, home to an array of marine life.

Good to know:

Zanzibar uses the Tanzanian shilling (TZS) as currency. The ideal time to visit is from June to October when the weather is cooler and dry. While the main transport options are taxis and dala-dalas (minibuses), bicycles and boats are popular for short distances. Modest attire is recommended when visiting cultural and religious sites.