
5 Days Romantic Getaway In Zanzibar
About This Beach Holiday
Zanzibar isn’t just an island. It’s a mood. A rhythm. A feeling.
It’s where you watch the sun set from a dhow boat, your fingers salty from holding hands in the sea. It’s where time slows down enough for you to really see each other again.
This 5-day romantic getaway is all about intentional intimacy — meaningful experiences, quiet luxury, and the little moments that matter most. Whether you’re celebrating your honeymoon, anniversary, or simply want to hit pause on everyday life, Zanzibar is your tropical stage for love, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
Tour Highlights
Sunset Dhow Cruise
Sail into golden horizons, share quiet moments on the water, and watch the sun melt into the Indian Ocean together.
Intimate Beach Strolls
Walk barefoot on soft sands, hand in hand, as waves whisper love stories and palm trees sway gently in the breeze.
Private Cultural Moments
Discover Stone Town, spice farms, and island traditions at your own pace, creating meaningful memories rooted in Zanzibar’s vibrant culture.
Secluded Coastal Retreats
Relax in boutique hideaways with ocean views, where quiet luxury, candlelit dinners, and starlit skies set the stage for romance.
Price: Available upon request (based on accommodation level)
Ideal for: Honeymooners, anniversaries, proposals, or just-because-you-love-each-other escapes
Tour Details

- A warm Swahili welcome upon arrival at Zanzibar Airport. You'll be greeted by your personal driver with cold towels, flowers, and a smile.
- Transfer to your boutique hotel in the heart of Stone Town — think vintage Swahili elegance, carved doors, and rooftop views.
- Settle into your romantic suite with rose petals on the bed and chilled sparkling wine.
- Enjoy a private sunset dinner on a rooftop terrace with ocean views — live taarab music floating through the evening air.

- After breakfast, head to a lush spice plantation for a private, guided walk — discover the aphrodisiac qualities of cloves, cinnamon, and vanilla.
- Stop for a Swahili lunch in the spice gardens, with fresh juices and seasonal flavors.
- Then travel to the coast (choose Nungwi, Kendwa, or Paje — calm or breezy vibes).
- Check into your oceanfront resort, where a flower bath and fresh coconut drinks wait in your villa.
- Spend the evening with your toes in the sand, sipping cocktails under the stars.

- Enjoy a late breakfast in bed or on your ocean-view balcony.
- Mid-morning, set off on a private dhow cruise — explore hidden sandbanks, snorkel in turquoise waters, and share a seafood picnic on a remote islet.
- Optional champagne or wine upgrade onboard.
- Return in the late afternoon for a couple’s massage by the sea, using local coconut or clove oils.
- Dinner by candlelight at the resort or a local beach restaurant.

This is your day to do everything or nothing — together.
Options include (choose your vibe):
- Relax: Sleep in, lounge by the pool, sip cocktails, and enjoy long swims.
- Adventure: Go horseback riding on the beach or try kite surfing (Paje).
- Explore: Visit a nearby fishing village or local craft market.
- Soulful: Morning yoga or a sunset sound healing session.
- Memorable: Schedule a romantic photo shoot at golden hour (optional add-on).
Evening: Private dinner setup on the beach with lanterns, a bonfire, and your own chef (included or upgrade based on resort).

- Enjoy your final morning with a sunrise walk along the beach, or just stay cuddled in bed with a view.
- A slow tropical breakfast served in your villa or garden.
- Optional short stop at a local spice or gift market en route to the airport.
- Transfer to the airport with hearts full and hands still held.
Inclusions & Exclusions
- Accommodation
- Return Airport to Hotel Transfers.
- Meals per itinerary.
- Transport During Excursions.
- Entrances
- Drinking Water While on Excursions.
- A Professional Driver/Guide.
- All Taxes And VAT
- Visa and Travel Insurance
- Personal Expenses
- Any additional activities which are not included in the itinerary.
- Alcoholic Beverages.
- Tips for guides and drivers (optional but appreciated).
- International flights
- Holiday supplements
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Activities that can be done in Zanzibar
Zanzibar’s idyllic beaches, where white sands meet crystal-clear waters. Discover the ultimate relaxation in a tropical paradise, with breathtaking views, vibrant marine life, and rich cultural experiences waiting for you.
Snorkeling and Diving
Step into the turquoise waters off Zanzibar, where colourful fish, sea turtles, and vibrant coral await. At Mnemba Atoll or Chumbe Island, guided snorkelling or diving immerses you in marine wonder.
Stone Town Tour
Walk through Stone Town’s maze of winding streets, past ornate mansions and bustling bazaars. From the House of Wonders to Forodhani Gardens, history and culture unfold around every corner.
Spice Tour
Breathe in Zanzibar’s fragrant air as you meander through spice farms. Cloves, cinnamon, and vanilla flourish here. Taste fresh produce, herb teas, and join in cooking—a delicious, sensory journey.
Beaches Relaxation
Sink your toes into Nungwi’s soft sand or Paje’s quiet, breezy coast. Lounge, sunbathe, swim, or enjoy cocktails by the waves—beaches here are for both peace and play.
Water Sports
Feel the thrill of kite surfing at Paje or windsurfing off Nungwi. Paddleboard, jet ski, or kayak—Zanzibar’s beaches offer endless options for fun, sun, and ocean bliss.
Dhow Sailing
Climb aboard a wooden dhow as the sun sets and sails catch the breeze. Drift through warm waters, island-hop—or simply share stories under swaying stars on a traditional Swahili sail.
Jozani Forest Reserve
Lose yourself among ancient trees and curious red colobus monkeys. Quiet boardwalks weave through mangroves and vibrant birdlife—Jozani’s gentle beauty is a nature-lover’s soul balm.
Wildlife and Marine Parks
Visit Prison Island’s gentle giant tortoises or swim alongside rescued sea turtles at Mnarani Pond. These marine sanctuaries offer touching encounters with up-close conservation.
Fishing Trips
Set sail for deep-sea adventure chasing marlin and tuna. Whether reeling in a catch or spotting schools of fish beneath the surface, these trips enchant from sunrise to sunset.
Cultural Experiences
Tap your feet to taarab melodies, watch Swahili dancers bring rhythm to the night, or learn to cook traditional Zanzibar dishes with local women—a vibrant, heartwarming cultural embrace.
Nightlife & Dining
Dine under stars on fresh seafood and grilled lobster. Later, let live music and moonlit beats sweep you into Zanzibar’s night—where every song, laugh, and dance lights up the beach.
Yoga & Wellness Retreats
Relax with morning yoga overlooking gentle waves. Enjoy a soothing massage or holistic spa in tranquil resort settings, where relaxation flows as naturally as the ocean breeze.
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Zanzibar FAQs
Got questions about your Zanzibar Holidays? We’ve got answers! From travel tips to what to pack, we’re here to make your journey smooth and stress-free. Explore our FAQs for helpful insights, or reach out to our friendly team. At Niasa Tours, your comfort, curiosity, and unforgettable experience always come first.
The best time to visit Zanzibar is during the dry seasons, June to October and December to February, offering sunny skies, calm seas, and perfect conditions for beach and marine activities.
Most visitors require a visa to enter Tanzania, including Zanzibar. Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival, but it’s best to check your country’s specific requirements before travelling.
The Tanzanian Shilling (TZS) is the official currency. US dollars are widely accepted, especially in tourist areas, but it’s advisable to carry local currency for smaller purchases and markets.
Yes, Zanzibar is generally safe for tourists. Take usual precautions like avoiding isolated areas at night and securing valuables. Friendly locals and a strong tourism industry ensure a welcoming experience.
Pack light, breathable clothing, swimwear, sunblock, insect repellent, comfortable shoes, and a hat. Modest attire is recommended when visiting cultural or religious sites like Stone Town and local villages.
Zanzibar offers stunning beaches, spice tours, Stone Town exploration, snorkelling, diving, local cuisine tasting, cultural performances, and unique experiences like submarine rides—perfect for every traveller’s taste.
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