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Zanzibar: The Insider's Guide Tour Zanzibar. Zanzibar that land of allure. The name alone conjures images of mystery, the aromas of spices and the charm of the humble dhow. Zanzibar also boasts some of East Africa's most glorious and unspoiled coastlines. It speaks of the romance of lazy languid days spent soaking the sun on palm-lined beaches and taking to warm tropical azure waters to dive and snorkel. But beaches are not all Zanzibar has to offer. This guide takes you on a journey through an archipelago that has one of the most vibrant economies in the region and is home to athriving arts and cultural scene. It also gives you insight into the life of the Zanzibari people and the Swahili culture, offers practical details on the various accommodation options and great shops in Stone Town, and wonderful insider tips on where to find the best arts, crafts, festivals and music on your travel.

The Rough Guide to Zanzibar (Rough Guide Travel Guides) The Rough Guide to Zanzibar tells you all there is to know about East Africa's island paradise. From the labyrinthine Stone Town to ruined Omani palaces, the 16-page, full-colour introduction pinpoints all of the island's highlights. In addition there are two new colour inserts: "Zanzibar and the Slave Trade" and "Zanzibar and the Sea". The guide includes details for all the best places to stay, eat and drink, to suit every budget, plus a new 'Author's Pick' feature to highlight the very best options. There is plenty of practical advice on a range of outdoor activities, including snorkelling and diving. This edition includes new chapters on the Swahili people and Swahili cuisine and comes complete with maps and plans for the whole island..

Zanzibar Concentrating exclusively on Zanzibar and Pemba, this fifth edition brings every aspect of travel on the islands up-to-date, from sourcing hotels to creating an individual itinerary from the selection of landmarks, markets and activities detailed in the guide. It includes background on the history and culture of the islands, with coverage of festivals, markets, arts and crafts, a thorough section on land and marine wildlife and a guide to the architectural treasures of Stone Town. The guide includes practical information on getting to Zanzibar and island transport links, and hotels, guesthouses and restaurants for all budgets, as well as a comprehensive range of essential information including health, watersports and the Swahili language.

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