24 Nov
24Nov

The spice island of Africa, Zanzibar, is truly a paradise that brings romantic experiences for couples. The temperate climate, sandy beaches and the tropical ocean lend life to a setup that honeymooners would want to lose themselves in. The warm waters that surround the island are home to a variety of colourful marine creatures that don’t shy away from snorkellers or divers. And the soft beach sand is perfect for lounging and watching the sun go down while enjoying each other’s company.

Honeymoon - Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash 

A little about Zanzibar

The nickname ‘Spice Island’ comes from the fact that the island has long been an exporter of spices like cloves, cinnamon, black pepper, and nutmeg. Zanzibar is also known for its tropical beauty. Wild animals, the ocean, and the picturesque beaches are other details of the island’s appeal as a honeymoon destination. Further, the thriving marine life and the vibrantly coloured corals are the main drawcards for lovers of water sports.

Zanzibar has always been to numerous civilisations, and they shaped the culture and history of the island. You’ll find several mosques and other structures that speak of the long and eventful history of the island.The northern part of the island is perfect for snorkellers who also want to get away from crowds. The eastern region, on the other hand, touts excellent wind conditions perfect for kitesurfing. Stone Town sits on the west coast and offers a great culinary scene along with a chance to see various marine creatures like turtles, jellyfish, and dolphins. For a glimpse of the culture, however, you should head to the southern coast.What’s even better is that Zanzibar wedding venues are some of the best you’ll ever find. Most of them sit right on the beach and add to the romantic vibe you’ll be trying to create. And the likes of The Residence Zanzibar are a favourite with couples who want everything in one place!

When to go

Zanzibar features two high seasons and two rainy seasons. You can visit in any season, and each holds a different set of pros and cons.The first high season spans from June to October, with warm yet pleasant temperatures. Rain is hard to come by during this season, and the number of tourists visiting during this time is always high.December to February is the second high season; this period features higher temperatures and stronger winds.The period from March to May brings rain showers that last for weeks on end, and most resorts close during this time.From November to December, the island experiences rain, but it doesn’t rain all day long. If you have a strict budget, this is the ideal time for your honeymoon.

Things to do on your honeymoon in Zanzibar

The island offers an exciting mix of adventurous and cultural attractions. Rest assured that you’ll always have something to do.See dolphins:January to February and June to October are the perfect times to see dolphins. So, if you are here during these periods, be sure to join a dolphin-watching tour.Visit the House of Wonders:One of the must-see things in Stone House, the House of Wonders, was built in 1883. Inside the house is a museum that holds an eclectic collection of treasures. 

Diving: Want some adventure? Sign up for a scuba diving tour. There’s nothing more romantic than exploring the warm and beautiful waters that surround the island. The differently hued corals and the tropical fish will add colour to your diving expedition.Charter a dhow:If you want to do something romantic and relaxing, you should charter a dhow. You’ll find many tour companies that offer sunset cruises. In addition to the beautiful sunset and memorable moments, you’ll also be treated to cocktails and delicious food.

Things to keep in mind

The culture in Zanzibar is somewhat conservative, so you should think about your clothing. Women are expected to wear modest clothes, and men should exercise modesty as well.To rent and drive a car, you need an international driver’s license.

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