Overlooking the crystal waters of the ocean, this resort is currently rated as one of the most exclusive 5 star hotels in Zanzibar, Tanzania. Diamonds Star of the East Zanzibar has 11 exquisite private villas each with a private pool and a tropical garden. Offers an ultimate comfort, privacy and luxury, this is a perfect choice for your romantic vacation.
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The Tembo House Hotel is situated in the heart of Stone Town of Zanzibar at the picturesque seafront. It is a splendid structure with the priceless Arab style carved door of the main entrance. The Tembo Hotel has a wide range of antique furniture and ornaments from all over the world. Sleep on a unique Swahili bed and enjoy wood carved furniture from India, Africa and different corners of the orient.
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Matemwe Retreat is located on an amazing stretch of private land, just north of Matemwe‘s main lodge and right opposite the Mnemba Atoll. The Retreat consists of 3 fabulous, separate villas, full of atmosphere, inspiration and personal touches. The private service in the Retreat is the major highlight. Breakfast is served on the private veranda of your room. Lunch and dinner are served in the privacy of your garden or roof terrace or a dinner at Matemwe’s main lodge, where you can enjoy the company of other guests. Drinks are served in the room or on the beach and you can have massages and beauty treatments in the comfort of your roof terrace, overlooking the Indian Ocean.
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Ras Nungwi Beach Hotel is situated on the northernmost peninsula of Zanzibar Island and overlooks a sparkling expanse of iridescent Indian Ocean. The lush gardens drop down onto one of the finest and most unspoiled beaches on the island, which in turn is fringed by a wide and thriving coral reef. Infused with the laid-back, exotic yet ultimately natural spirit of Zanzibar, this is the place to truly relax.
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A tiny coral-ringed island off Zanzibar, with beautifully-designed thatch bungalows, genuinely ecological aims and some of the world’s best snorkelling. Chumbe Island Coral Park is set on a rocky islet nestling in turquoise seas between east Africa and Zanzibar. All of this inspired German creators, who came in 1995 and saw its untouched coral reefs. They dreamed of turning it into an island retreat which would be the cutting edge of sustainable design and ecotourism. Photo by: #1animal
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Africa‘s least-populous sovereign state is the Republic of Seychelles, another of the Indian Ocean’s fairly numerous island nations. Officially there are over 150 islands in the Seychelles, comprising of a mix of granite and coral islands located 1,500 km to the north east of Madagascar. Other neighbours include Mauritius, Reunion, Zanzibar, Comoros, Mayotte and the Maldives. The Seychellian people are often described as the world’s friendliest people. Photo by: rokbeat
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The tiny island of Heligoland, 70 km off the German coast, towers up unexpectedly, its dramatic rust-coloured cliffs rising up to 61 m high out of the grey emptiness of the North Sea. It is a geological mystery – although its bedrock is limestone, like the White Cliffs of Dover, the island itself is composed of layers of sandstone, unlike any other rock form in the region. Photo by: Arend Kuester.
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Fundu Lagoon is located north of Zanzibar, just right on Pemba Island. This a secluded tropical paradise is an ideal place to disconnect from every day stress and routines and to start practice outdoor activities, such as boating and snorkelling, swimming and diving. A stay at Fundu Lagoon gives you access to spectacular virgin beaches and the turquoise waters of the West Indian Ocean.
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