The Paradise Beach Resort, is a stunning 4-star hotel located in an idyllic location on the east coast of tropical Zanzibar. The resort is beautifully situated on the oceanfront, on a white sandy beach, in a quiet and relaxing setting near the villages of Marumbi and Uroa. The turquoise waters surrounding this hotel are unmatched and will leave you in awe at first glance!

Choose to stay in the beautiful Suite Room and enjoy a dream holiday in a spacious room located on the first floor. From here you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the pool and the ocean. The bright, cream-coloured interiors give off a comfortable and warm feel to this suite and coupled with the large double, you will feel right at home in these elegant suites.

Step into an oasis of pure opulence in your splendid Luxury room. These spacious rooms are located on the ground floor and feature a living room, a bedroom with a comfortable double bed and a fully equipped bathroom. In addition, you can enjoy views of the pool and partial ocean views from your terrace which is the perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee.

This offer is based on a Half Board stay (breakfast and evening meal served in the main restaurant - excludes drinks).

Please note, not all hotel food and beverage outlets may be applicable to your Half Board basis and may be available at selected times only. 

Choose to indulge in an All Inclusive stay (breakfast, lunch and evening meal served in the main restaurant with a selection of snacks and drinks), at the next stage of the booking process. 

Take a refreshing dip in the main pool while the little ones play in the children's pool, or why not put your towel down on the large jetty with sun loungers and enjoy an exciting book while the sun caresses your skin before taking a dip in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. For a little more indulgence, the hotel also offers a large spa with an extensive range of treatments available for an afternoon of serenity.

Finish your holiday in style with a fabulous sunset cruise on board a traditional sailing vessel (Dhow), included with your stay.

Discover the secrets of Stone Town, the capital of Zanzibar on this amazing adventure. Learn more about its past and story while discovering the local life of the city. 
 

Stone town is one of the few intact historical Swahili trading towns of East Africa. It was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO in the year 2000. The tour takes you to the fabled stone town, where history appears to stand still. 
 

The fascinating architectural design of stone town buildings with ornately carved and studded wooden doors shaded by balconies and verandas that line the narrow winding streets is evidence of a rich cultural heritage where Arab, Persian, Indian and European influences blended with African tradition. 

The tour includes a visit to the bustling town market, the house of wonders, the sultan palace, and the Arab fort. There is also time for shopping; Stone town has a variety of excellent gift shops with plenty of souvenirs and handcrafts. 

In the south of the island, Jozani Forest is a wonder and delight, with tales of Zanzibar leopards, medicinal cures and stunning scenery.

Currently under consideration to become Zanzibar’s second World Heritage Site, the Jozani-Chkwa Bay area is a hotspot of biodiversity. The forest is home to a number of endemic species, including the Zanzibar Red Colobus Monkey.

Your parkranger will take you on a nature trail, lined with eucalyptus and mahogany trees and explain the medicinal properties of various plants and tell you about the animals, birds and reptiles that make their home in the various habitats of this tropical rainforest.

Troops of Zanzibar Red Colobus monkeys can be found scrambling from branch to branch, in search of food. The monkeys have become acclimatised to people and allow you to get close to them to take photographs as they eat, play and jumping from the treetops.The mangrove boardwalk takes you above the swamp, where, depending on the tide, you can see tropical fish flitting between the mangrove roots and crabs scuttling across the mud.

Mangroves play an important role in environmental conservation and as a resource for villagers and community life. Your ranger will explain the different species found in the swamp and their uses.

The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean welcome you to discover the fascinating marine wildlife! 

Explore the most famous marine conservation area, located in the Northeast of Zanzibar. A short boat ride from Matemwe villages takes you to Mnemba Atoll Marine Park boasting an extraordinary coral reef, which is home to populations of moray eels, lionfish, stingrays, and much more.  

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

The historic spice island of Zanzibar lies just off the coast of Tanzania, and promises everyone a once-in-a-lifetime holiday experience, whether that be at the tail end of a thrilling safari or independently as an island adventure. Zanzibar caters for every traveller, whether that be those looking to backpack on a budget, or those interested in enjoying a luxurious and exotic getaway.

In terms of attractions, Zanzibar is as varied as it is beautiful, ensuring guests in search of diversity are constantly surprised. Stone Town should be number 1 on any tourist's bucket list. Charismatic, full of life and rich in history and culture, the quaint, cobbled streets of Stone Town are a delight to explore and offer up no end of treats, including the relaxed seafront promenade, the faded colonial buildings, the colourful food markets and unique touches such as the Aldabra giant tortoises at Prison Island (a short 30-minute boat ride from Stone Town itself). Given its historical focus on the spice industry, an informative spice tour is also highly recommended!

For those who simply wish to lay back, soak up the sunshine and unwind with a cocktail in hand, Zanzibar's many beaches are also destined to delight. Favourites include Nungwi and Kendwa in the north of the island, where tourists are sure to be awe-struck by an untouched Indian Ocean paradise.