Fun in Zanzibar Promo with Hotel Upgrade - 22 - 28 July 2021

In a bid to always deliver the best and most satisfying service, we have made an upgrade to our FUN IN ZANZIBAR July Edition (22 – 28 July 2021). From a beachfront 4-star hotel to an amazing 5-star resort – Moja Tuu The Luxury villas & Nature Retreat!

This choice resort provides you with a retreat into nature and a beautiful view of the beach and ocean; where the sun, sea, sand and the soothing rhythm of the surrounding forest meet in complete harmony. Get a view of either the serene sea, where fishermen drift by in their dhow or the natural reserve, where fruits ripen amidst lush foliage, only to be snapped up by bushbabies, a beach holiday simply doesn’t get any better.

Our flexible itinerary provides the opportunity to explore the resort and the Jozani forest where you will find the famous Colobus monkeys.

Here are some highlights on this trip:

Safari Blue – Safari Blue starts from the village of Fumba a 35-minute drive from Stone Town. Fumba is the most convenient location for exploring the wildlife, isolated sandbanks and rugged island scenery of Menai Bay Conservation Area. This full-day tour involve snorkelling, swim with the dolphin if they are in a mood to socialize and lunch plus drinks.
Jozani Forest – pay a visit to the cheeky, native Red Colobus Monkeys in the nearby Jozani forest. The Zanzibar’s only National Park and is centred on Jozani Forest, the forest lies in a shallow trough in the fossil coral bed between the mangrove filled bays of Chwaka and Uzi.
Stonetown – Stone Town is a city of prominent historical and artistic importance in East Africa. Its architecture, mostly dating back to the 19th century, reflects the diverse influences underlying the Swahili culture, with a unique mixture of Arab, Persian, Indian and European elements. For this reason, the town was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000.
Prison Island – Changuu Island also known as Prison Island, was once owned by an Arab who used it for ‘rebellious’ slaves. Some years later in 1893, it was sold to general Mathews, a Briton who converted it into a prison. However, it has never actually been used as such and was later converted to serve as a quarantine station for East Africa in colonial times. Some structures of the prison are still intact, besides Changuu Island makes for good snorkelling, windsurfing and sailing grounds.

This amazing upgrade does not attract extra fees -however, for those who have not made any downpayment, flight difference is partially augmented.