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Zanzibar is an island off the coast of Tanzania that consists of 2 large islands – Unguja and Pemba – and numerous smaller islands. Zanzibar is renowned for its breathtaking beaches, its extensive coral reefs that provide world-class scuba diving and snorkelling, and for its historic Stone Town with its narrow, winding streets and mixture of Arab, Persian, Indian and European architecture. Besides forming part of Zanzibar’s capital city Stone Town is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
BEST TIME TO GO
July to September
TEMPERATURE
Ranges between 28°C – 34°C
COMMON ANIMALS IN ZANZIBAR
Big pythons. chameleons, geckos, tortoises, striped lizards, monitor lizards and hyrax.
Zanzibar has been cut off from the African mainland since the last ice age and its native flora and fauna reflect this isolation. You will not find large wild mammals in Zanzibar such as elephants, lions and zebras. Instead, you will find smaller but no less compelling animals including the Zanzibar Red Colobus monkey (one of the rarest primates in Africa), the Zanzibar Servaline Genet (an extremely rare type of feline carnivore), and the critically endangered Zanzibar Leopard.
There are several dozen more mammal species on the islands that make up Zanzibar along with more than 200 bird species and, for the snorkelling aficionado, more than 700 types of fish. Diving and snorkelling are actually major tourist activities attracting tens of thousands of tourists from all over the world every year. Divers and snorkelers will be treated to a plethora of dazzling reef fish including lionfish, bannerfish, anthias and powder blue tangs.
Flash McTours are one of the premier safari companies in East Africa. With our vast experience, unparalleled expertise and state-of-the-art equipment, no one is better suited to introduce you to the wonders of Zanzibar. Whether you are a family group coming to Africa for the first time, or an experienced traveller looking to expand your horizons, Flash McTours are the company to trust for all your safari needs.
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For many visitors, the highlight of their Zanzibar odyssey is the Jozani Forest Reserve. The Jozani Forest is located in the south of Unguja Island between Chwaka and Uzi Bays. Jozani is home to more than 100 animal species including the Sykes monkey, Ader’s duiker, bush babies (small arboreal primates) and more than 50 butterfly species. The reserve contains a variety of forest types including evergreen bushland, groundwater forests, saline grassland and mangrove forests. Water is ever-present throughout the reserve and you will observe numerous fish species, crabs and molluscs.
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