The Zanzibar Butterfly Centre (ZBC) aims to show visitors the islands fluttering friends close up as well as generating an income for local villagers and preserving the forest.        Hundreds of...

This thickly forested wetland is home to exotic rare birds, butterflies and the endangered red colobus monkey, distinctive for its spiky tufted head of hair.

Though giant Aldabra tortoises are the only permanent residents of this peaceful island, tourists visit daily for sunbathing and snorkeling.

Miles of white sand beach, coral reef, traditional villages and nature walks adorn the beautiful and wild east coast of Zanzibar.

This 1987 Romanesque cathedral’s stately spires can be seen from the sea as you approach Stone Town.

This is strictly a marine conserved area around all the southern coast of the island. Conservation has been raised due to the indiscriminate fishing done by the local community, to due to lack of...