RIU Hotels Zanzibar, November
DEPART: 20 NOVEMBER 2024
RETURN: 27 NOVEMBER 2024
RIU JAMBO FROM R22 990 PPS IN A DOUBLE STANDARD ROOM
RIU PALACE FROM R28 290 PPS IN A COURTYARD JUNIOR SUITE
Includes:
- Return airfare on Ethiopian Airlines departing from Johannesburg
- 5 nights accommodation
- All-Inclusive
Terms & Conditions
All rates quoted are subject to availability at the time of making the reservation and excludes surcharges period. Airfares and taxes are subject to change within the specified seasons and are carrier specific, which could impact the rate quoted. Rates are subject to currency fluctuations, which are subject to change without prior notification and exclude any administration fees.
Standard Ts & Cs apply. E&OE.
About Zanzibar
Cuisine
About Zanzibar
Zanzibar, a captivating island archipelago situated off the coast of Tanzania, offers an idyllic destination for relaxation, exploration, and discovery. With Sure Mithas Travel agency, you have the flexibility to select from a diverse range of packages that cater to your specific budget and preferences. Immerse yourself in the underwater wonders of Zanzibar through exhilarating activities like snorkeling, diving, sailing, and fishing. Indulge in the blissful serenity of sun-soaked white sand beaches that dot the coastline.
Delve into the rich history and vibrant culture of Zanzibar by exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stone Town, venturing into spice farms that showcase the island’s aromatic treasures, discovering the intriguing Prison Island, wandering through the lush Jozani Forest, and immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of local markets. Zanzibar beckons with its unparalleled natural beauty, cultural heritage, and diverse array of experiences waiting to be discovered.
Cuisine
Cuisine in Zanzibar is a captivating fusion of African, Indian, Arab, and European influences, making it a true culinary melting pot. Located off the coast of Tanzania in the Indian Ocean, Zanzibar’s cuisine showcases an array of flavors, spices, and aromatic herbs that tantalize the taste buds. The island’s proximity to the sea ensures a profusion of seafood delicacies, including grilled fish, lobster, and crab, often prepared with a zesty mix of local spices. Zanzibar is renowned for its exotic spices, and dishes like biryani, pilau, and curry reflect the strong Indian influence, providing a burst of rich and vibrant flavors. The use of coconut milk, chili, and tamarind adds depth to the dishes, while the Arab-inspired Zanzibari pizza, a popular street food, showcases a unique culinary twist.
Visitors to Zanzibar are invited to explore the bustling markets and indulge in the flavorsome street food, immersing themselves in the island’s colorful culinary traditions and savoring the remarkable diversity that defines Zanzibari cuisine.