Zanzibar

The Zanzibar archipelago is located near the coast of Tanzania, in the middle of the Indian Ocean. This area has become popular among travelers due to the increased development of the local plantation in the 19th century. It is Zanzibar that is known throughout the world as the island of spices. Its huge plantations not only produce good crops, but also attract a large number of tourists.

The natural aromas of Zanzibar are simply dizzying, because there is a whole collection of spices here, including cinnamon, fragrant vanilla, peppercorns, as well as cloves, nutmeg, ginger, cardamom, and this is not the whole list of spices.

Travelers of the Zanzibar archipelago are amazed by the amazing beauty of its huge plantations, which spread both on land and in water. The main port of the archipelago until the beginning of the 20th century was the city of Zanzibar, which was inhabited by the largest number of people in all of East Africa. This city, the center of which was Stone Town, deserved special attention, because it has a remarkable not only architecture, but also history and folklore.

Tourists are happy to wander the streets of Stone Town, which translates as Stone Town, appreciating the variety of styles of local architecture. This ancient part of Zanzibar, which is filled with African flavor, is on the UNESCO list.

Among the popular natural sites of this area is the Jozani forest, the main attraction of which are exotic trees where funny monkeys live.

But tourists in this area are especially attracted to the seaside resort, because the bright sun, white sand and clean warm sea, what could be better for lovers of such a beach holiday.

The underwater world of the Zanzibar archipelago is also fascinating, because the local nature is quite colorful and diverse.

Tourists also have the opportunity to take an excursion to the dungeon, where underground natural springs have been discovered, which provide the city with water.