Zanzibar, Tanzania ... a safari paradise, stone city island, tropical forests and monumental architecture
If you want an unconventional experience in the arms of nature in its best form, go to Tanzania, and do not waste time in hesitation and thinking because the best times for tourism in that East African country are from June to October every year.
Tanzania really needs more than one visit to explore and enjoy its beautiful innate tourist attractions and destinations, with the hospitable people who know the value of tourism and tourists.
But we focus here "compelled" on the island of Zanzibar or Zanzibar, which continues to dazzle visitors with its charm, monuments and natural beauty.
In fact, Tanzania, which overlooks the Indian Ocean from the east, enjoys a group of world-famous national parks, as well as the terrible and majestic Mount Kilimanjaro, whose visit and wandering around is a lifetime's memory.
For lovers of wildlife and safari trips, the best period to enjoy it is from June to October, when the dry season, which forces wild animals to migrate and migrate, is a wonderful experience for tourists.
Tanzania is a cocktail of African character and natural magic with civilized glimpses and unmistakable Islamic and Arab monuments. It is also a diverse arena that meets all desires and tastes, from mountain climbing to diving in the ocean waters, watching coral gardens and colorful fish, to safari, animal watching, bird watching, sunset and sunrise moments.
Stone City
This city forms the old part of Zanzibar, and is characterized by its wonderful architectural buildings that embody the architecture of the nineteenth century, built of stone.
Due to its unique nature, it was selected by UNESCO on the World Heritage List because it embodies the diversity of civilizations and cultures between Arab, Indian and European atmospheres.
A visit to that city is completed by walking its streets, seeing its impressive buildings, shopping at its famous spice market, and buying African souvenirs and handcrafted products.
The city's landmarks also include the Malindi Mosque, the antique Persian Baths, and the ancient fort that bears witness to history from the 17th century until the present.
It is also necessary to visit the palaces of the sultans in that city, which have turned into museums that include their possessions and belongings such as paintings, souvenirs, furniture and properties.
And when the time for food comes, there is nothing better, more enjoyable, or tastier than the tourist market in Forodani Park overlooking the sea, where fish cooked in the Tanzanian way can be sampled.
Selous Reserve
The safari paradise is not only in Tanzania, but also in Africa and the world, with its animals and forests such as elephants and lions enjoying a safe environment with strict enforcement to prevent hunting them.
The reserve offers river cruises, hiking and exploration tours, as well as safari camps, bird watching points and wildlife.
Mafia Island
Diving enthusiasts know it well in the world, as they head to it to practice water sports on its coasts to see coral reefs and exotic fish in their depths, swim next to dolphins, photograph selfies with sharks, watch octopuses, giant fish and various marine creatures.
After swimming, diving or wandering in the waters of the island, you can relax on its beaches, which extend amid coconut trees and other tropical plants, and enjoy periods of calm and tranquility that are tantamount to cleansing the soul and soul of the negative energy and pressures and tensions of life.
Pemba island
They call it the "Green Island" and the most wonderful of its coral reefs, its rare amphibious turtles, and its clear waters, which are a suitable environment for lovers of diving and exploring the depths.
Jozani Zanzibar forest
This tropical region abounds with multiple dense trees and rare species of animals, birds and butterflies enjoying a natural life that extends over huge areas of natural greenery.
House of Wonders
It was the seat of the island sultans, and it is the largest and tallest building within the stone city of Zanzibar.
The house built by the Arabs was turned into a museum that includes the sultans' possessions, such as furniture, jewelry and antiques, and an old Swahili ship and models of traditional fishing tools are docked in the inner yard guarded by cannons with inscriptions in Portuguese.
Lake Minyara
The vast lake on its outskirts hosts camps and safari trips to interact and communicate with its animals and birds such as giraffes, hippos, elephants, lions and ostriches.
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