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TLC VACATIONS

ZANZIBAR

Escape to Zanzibar, a tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, for an unforgettable holiday. This enchanting archipelago
off Tanzania's coast boasts pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and rich cultural experiences. Picture strolling along
powdery white sands with the gentle lapping of waves serenading your steps. Zanzibar's beaches, found on Unguja
and Pemba islands, offer a perfect backdrop for relaxation and adventure. Sunbathing, snorkelling, and diving beckon,
inviting you to explore vibrant marine life and stunning coral reefs. The heart of Zanzibar lies in its history and
culture, a fusion of Swahili, Arab, Indian, and European influences narrating centuries-old trade routes and cultural
exchange. Immerse yourself in spice-rich heritage, journey through fragrant plantations, and savor local dishes
celebrating the island's flavors. Whether seeking romance, adventure, or cultural immersion, a Zanzibar holiday
weaves a tapestry of experiences, capturing the hearts and souls of all who visit.

WHEN TO GO QUICK FACTS
Situated just below the equator, Zanzibar's weather closely parallels Tanzania's, albeit Temperature tends to average around 31C
with a touch more humidity. Notably, sporadic rain during the dry season is less rare here all year round. June – November averages
than in mainland Tanzania. 7 - 11 rain days per month. Dec to May
average 7 - 18 rain days per month
The rainy season spans from March through May. During this period, afternoon tropical
downpours are common. High humidity levels and daily temperatures hovering in the low CURRENCY
to mid-30s Celsius characterize this time. Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
ZAR 1 = 135 TZS
From June to October, Zanzibar experiences the extended dry season. Rainfall during US$ 1 = 2,500 TZS
these months is relatively scarce. Though temperatures vary depending on altitude and Eur 1 = 2,700 TZS
location, clear skies and abundant sunshine prevail. This period offers an ideal window for
visiting Zanzibar and enjoying its offerings. OFFICIAL LANGUAGES
English and KiSwahili are the official
November and December usher in the 'short rains.' These rains are less intense and languages.
dependable compared to the primary rainy season. Zanzibar typically enjoys a few drier
months in January and February, coinciding with Tanzania's 'short dry season.