After the dust of the savannah and the roar of lions, there is the turquoise of the Indian Ocean and the whisper of palm fronds. Zanzibar is the perfect antidote to a safari, a place where the pace slows, the spices scent the air, and the dhows sail into a golden sunset. For travelers completing wildlife tours in East Africa, a Zanzibar beach extension is not an afterthought. It is an essential reset. The island offers white sand beaches, coral reefs teeming with marine life, and Stone Town’s labyrinthine alleys filled with history. Whether you want to dive the Mnemba Atoll, spice tour the plantations, or simply do nothing but read and swim, Zanzibar delivers. At Nomara Safaris, we design Zanzibar extensions that match the pace of your safari, from barefoot luxury to vibrant beach resorts. The contrast between the savannah and the sea is part of the journey.

Home to the best beaches in the world

No middlemen or hidden fees—direct, fair rates.The source of the longest river in Africa

Thrilling encounters with diverse wildlife

Go on a Monkey Safari
Browse our Zanzibar itineraries below, from a quick beach escape to a full week of island paradise.





The best time to visit Zanzibar is from June to October during the cool, dry season with minimal rainfall and warm weather and sea temperatures.
This period is also the high season for safaris on the Tanzania mainland and the island is busy with all facilities in full operation.
There are two rainy seasons in Zanzibar. The main season, called the “long rains” or “Masika” in Swahili is mainly during April and May. The second rainy season, “the short rains” or “Vuli” that last only for a few minutes, usually in the mornings, is mainly during November to December.
Visitor numbers during the rainy seasons are lower and some businesses may be closed but visiting the island during these months offers a unique experience that many enjoy.
Daytime temperatures in Zanzibar are wonderfully consistent throughout the year. Maximum temperatures rarely exceed the mid 30s in Celsius (approximately 90 Fahrenheit) during the hot season with the rainy seasons being 3-4 degrees lower.
During the night the temperature doesn’t usually go below a mild 21 degrees Celsius anytime of the year. The sea is warm enough for swimming all year round, from 25 degrees Celsius in August to 29 degrees Celsius from December to April.







Step into a world where luxury meets authenticity, and every moment is crafted with purpose. Whether you dream of tracking the Great Migration, meeting East Africa’s vibrant cultures, or unwinding in world-class wilderness retreats, Nomara Safaris is here to design a journey that feels uniquely yours.
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