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GoodThe second dry season.
Zanzibar, Tanzania
Explore Africa level, based on the typical lowest nightly rate per person sharing: Value under A$400, Mid-range A$400 to A$899, Luxury A$900 to A$1,799, Ultra-luxury A$1,800 or more.
Photo: Zuri Zanzibar · Source ↗
Half board (HB)
Breakfast, Dinner and 5 more
56 rooms
Bungalow, Jacuzzi Bungalow, Jacuzzi Suite and 4 more
All ages welcome
Family rooms available
By road
about 55 km from Zanzibar Abeid Amani Karume airport (ZNZ)
Wi-Fi in rooms
From about A$1,130
per room / night
Overview
Zuri Zanzibar is a 12-hectare resort on the northern west shores of Unguja island, set within a large tropical garden a short walk from the Indian Ocean. It offers 56 bungalows, suites, and villas, each fitted with a blend of contemporary and locally crafted furnishings, outdoor showers, and generous private terraces. The property features three restaurants, four bars, a swimming pool, spa, and a private spice garden, with a strong commitment to sustainable design and operation. Guests can enjoy a wide range of on-site activities and island experiences, from water sports to wellness programmes.
“Suits Zanzibar visitors seeking sustainable design, spice garden access, and varied on-site activities; larger 56-unit resort.”
Your stay
Board: Half board (HB)
Special offer: Save 20% on stays from 1 to 30 November 2026 when booked from 19 May to 29 November 2026. No minimum stay. Excludes the Ocean-Front Three Bedroom Luxury Villa and meal-plan supplements. Cannot be combined with other offers except Zuri Membership Club benefits.
Facilities
Rooms
Activities
Getting there
Good to know
When to go
The second dry season.
The second dry season.
The long rains begin in late March or early April.
The green season brings the long rains.
The green season brings the long rains.
The long dry season brings sunny weather.
The long dry season brings sunny weather.
The long dry season brings sunny weather.
The long dry season brings sunny weather.
The long dry season brings sunny weather.
The short rains fall in November and December.
The short rains fall in November and December.
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Details checked November 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.