Zanzibar
A stunning, exotic archipelago off the coast of Tanzania, known for its white-sandy beaches, vibrant coral reefs and rich blend of African, Arab and Indian cultural influence.
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History
Zanzibar's history is as vibrant and captivating as its landscapes, weaving together centuries of trade, culture, and exploration. Once a thriving hub in the ancient spice trade, the island became a melting pot of African, Arab, Persian, Indian, and European influences. As the birthplace of the Swahili culture. Visitors can step back in time by exploring its UNESCO-listed Stone Town and it's winding alleyways where intricately carved doors, bustling markets, and grand mosques tell the story of a fascinating crossroads of civilisations.
Culture
Zanzibar’s culture is a captivating fusion of diverse influences, shaped over centuries by Arab, Persian, Indian, African, and European interactions. The island’s Swahili culture is at the heart of daily life, with the Swahili language serving as a common thread between locals and visitors alike.
