We looked for hours, paying our driver more and more to hop up and down the East coast of Zanzibar Island, looking for a little piece of paradise to share for a few days. After much searching, we finally came across Paradise Beach Bungalows. We started with lunch of coconut fish made fresh by Saori. Fantastic. Saori uses fresh everything... more

I'm somewhat biased because I visit Paradise Beach Bungalows since many years. After having visited many different places on Zanzibar and Pemba I found this place and keep coming here. I must write this, because of several ratings are claiming the cats and dogs there would be full of flees which is not true as the animals get regulally treated... more

Paradise was so lovely; a clean, stretch of white sand beach; warm, clear ocean. A couple of chilled out, healthy pooches on the veranda. When the sun sets, a million stars come out and the waves crash and it is the most romantic setting you will ever come across. We stayed in a thatch hut as there were no regular... more

We chose this place because of the sushi and japanese home cooking, and we were not disapointed in this respect, the food was really excellent, though sometimes we had to wait a long time to get it, but of course this is Africa, so pole pole! The sea front garden is big and very shady, really important for us because... more

We had read great reviews on the web, incl Tripadvisor, but when we arrived the place was grubby, looked neglected, and there was a dog in the bar/dining area which had hardly any fur left and was scratching madly, a cat too, just as bad. No one greeted us and we just sat around waiting for some attention. Eventually we... more

An overall judgement on this small, cute village is quite positive. Its location in particular makes the main part of it. The piece of the coast between Bwejuu and Paje is a realy paradise, clean, huge, marvellous. Positive: the Japaniese lady running the village is really nice, polite and alsways available in satisfying her guests. All the swahili staff is... more

My wife and I stayed at Paradise for one week in the middle of October, 2008 which was perfect in terms of climate... Hot but not unbearable during the day, cool breeze at night so you don't even really need the fan, let alone the non-existent air-con. Overall, we had such a wonderful time here-- delicious food, wonderful, attentive, easy-going... more

We got to Stone Town early December to stay with my sister's boyfriend's parents and they told us about Paradise Beach Bungalows in Nungwi. So we all decided to take a Daladala to Nungwi and stay there. the trip was a bit tight with 12 of my friends and me and about 10 other locals but we managed the 2... more

J'ai séjourné deux fois dans cet hotel. Une premiere fois en mars 2007 où je l'ai trouvé par hasard en... more