Things to Know Before You Visit Zanzibar

• Zanzibar is warm all year round, with a tropical climate.
• The local currency is Tanzanian Shilling, but US dollars are widely accepted.
• Swahili is the main language, but English is widely spoken in tourism areas.
• Respect local culture, especially in villages and Stone Town (dress modestly).
• The tide on the east coast changes significantly, creating beautiful landscapes throughout the day.

At Bazi Zanzibar Retreat in Bwejuu, we are happy to help you arrange tours, transport, and activities to make your stay unforgettable.

Things to Do in Bwejuu & Zanzibar

Zanzibar is a beautiful island full of nature, culture, history, and adventure. Whether you are staying in Bwejuu or exploring the wider island, there is something for everyone.

Relax on the Beaches of Bwejuu

Bwejuu is known for its long, quiet white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. It is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, walking, and enjoying peaceful ocean views.

Kitesurfing on the East Coast

The southeast coast of Zanzibar is famous for kitesurfing, especially in nearby Paje. Beginners and experienced surfers can enjoy lessons and rentals.

Explore Stone Town

Visit the historic heart of Zanzibar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its narrow streets, markets, culture, and history.

Spice Farm Tours

Discover why Zanzibar is called the “Spice Island.” Visit local farms to see cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, nutmeg, and more.

Jozani Forest National Park

Explore the island’s natural side and see the rare Red Colobus monkeys and beautiful mangrove forests.

Dolphin Watching

Take a boat trip along the southern coast to see dolphins in their natural environment.

Snorkeling & Diving

Enjoy colorful coral reefs and marine life in the clear waters around Zanzibar.

Sunset Dhow Cruises

Experience a traditional wooden dhow boat cruise and enjoy unforgettable sunsets over the Indian Ocean.