The Z Hotel Zanzibar
PO Box 4807, Nungwi Zanzibar, Zanzibar Archipelago, Tanzania
Check Rates and Availability
mm/dd/yyyy
mm/dd/yyyy
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelThe Z Hotel Zanzibar
A touch of paradise
And here I am again.... Zanzibar.
After being given a week off and a very impromptu decision.... melissa and I jumped on a early saturday morning bus bound for Dar EsSalaam from Arusha. With black very very sweet tea and 'scones' (actually just pull apart bread) bought from the local bus stand lady we boarded the Dar Express at 6am. at 8. …
Travel Blogs Nearby
Big Five - tick!
... and hundreds of zebra and wildebeest. They were everywhere. The grass is a lot shorter in the crater than it was in the Serengeti, so made spotting animals so much easier. But it is impossible to put into words how many animals there were around. Other highlights of the morning: - being charged by an elephant - there were a family of 8 alongside us, they then crossed the road in front of us. One turned, ...
I give you good price
... machine, a city tour, my face on a map of Africa, some sandals, a painting or some spices in the shape of a boat. I also don't care if you made it, your blind mother made it or a leper made it. I still don't want it. It makes no difference if you love Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea or even Tottenham. I don't care if it is 'good price', 'best price' and I don't want to swap my mobile phone, sunglasses, or shorts for any of the above. Please just leave ...
The Island of Lounge
... man on the island I have ever met and boy is he ever talented! He makes pennies and volunteers his time in training kids, and youth in fun, discipline, self-defense and of course capoeira. He has at least 70 students and with what little money he has, he gets the students the Capoeira outfits. Each outfit is about $30US which are locally made, so all money stays within the country to those who need it. Only the "talented of the ...
From the Ngorongoro Crater to Zanzibar
... a green natural stone).
It was a one hour flight from Kilimanjaro to Zanzibar. Unfortunately it was too cloudy to see Mount Kilimanjaro. When we landed, “Farid” was there to greet us in an air-conditioned, spic ‘n span mini-van. The air conditioning was welcomed, as it was 28 degrees out and humid. He handed us each a chilled bottle of water – again, very welcome. We went to three banks before finding one (Barclay’s) ...



