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Sau Inn Jambiani

Jambiani, Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania

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Zanzibar: Spicy Tropical Island Paradise

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... too. We saw where the old slave market was, an old fort, wandered through its twisted streets and alleyways, and saw the house where the great Freddie Mercury was born! After driving not too far outside the city we visited a farm where they grow all kinds of spices. It was fascinating to learn how vanilla, cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, clove, and a dozen or so other spices look like on the plant. After the tour, we tried several ...

Our first three days on Zanzibar

A travel blog entry by lindalequesne

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... br> Tonight’s dinner was BBQ’d prawns, mashed yams and roasted vegetables with lemon cake for dessert. We sat on a little patio closer to the beach – there were small lights in the trees, kerosene lanterns lighting the way, and a fire in a little pit next to us. Amina and Tutu brought an extension cord and an iPod player down to the beach so we listened to Brad & Michelle’s music during dinner. We saw lights moving slowly through the ...

1 month in paradise

A travel blog entry by rio2012

10 things to do in Zanzibar

1) Work with a bunch of amazing and friendly expats, within the island hotel and dive industry.
2) Work 7 days a week, alongside some locals earning less than 3 pound a day.
3) Do 30+ dives, guiding customers through ocean walls and reefs, (and one sand dive for 10mins, when I missed the ...

Jambiani (Zanzibar)

A travel blog entry by machteldv

... er bij eb een zeer breed strand is.

Er zijn hier zeewierplantages met veel stokjes in het water; de basis voor de Japanse sushi.
Machteld, Ella en Hanna voelen zich echt op vakantie en ze zijn blij dat ze dit tot het laatst hebben bewaard. Ze genieten van ontbijt, lunch en diner en ze wisselen zwemmen, zonnen en kaarten af, allemaal zeer ontspannen. Het ...

Dar Blah Blah 18

A travel blog entry by judithroberts

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... if anyone had taken a photo of me, they would have seen a big grin on my face with a tear in my eye! It wasn’t just the adults, the children sang and danced beautifully. The second half of the service, the children performed various plays describing the Christian message. I had asked Alex to collect me at 1.00pm thinking that would be plenty of time, but when I left after 4 hours, it was still going strong! It had been an amazing experience, the singing ...

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