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Tanzania

Zanzibar Serena Hotel

PLAN MY TRIP

Set on the sea-front of Zanzibar’s Stone Town, Zanzibar Serena Hotel provides luxury accommodations and access to both the historic sites of the town and aquatic activities in the Indian Ocean.

The hotel offers a choice of luxury Stone Town accommodations including Standard Rooms, Prime Rooms, or Suites. The rooms are constructed in the traditional Swahili manner with high ceilings, shuttered windows and cool white walls, while the size of the room is determined by the length of the mangrove poles that make up their ceilings. Each room comes with romantic, four-poster beds draped in mosquito netting, offset by delicate side tables, vanity units and shuttered doors leading onto private balconies, some of which feature massive free-standing hammocks. The presidential suite has a reception room with TV and private bar and spacious bedroom and bathroom.

The hotel is ideally located in the spice isle’s historic Stone Town. The town is made up of a maze of winding lanes, ancient stone houses, Arabian arches, heavy carved wooden doors, circular towers, narrow latticed windows, overhanging balconies, and a fascinating selection of bazaars, curio shops, art galleries and spice troves. Historical sites include the Portuguese Fort, the Sultan’s Palace, the old Dhow Port, the Old Slave Market, the House of Wonders, and the Old Dispensary.

Besides touring Stone Town, the white sandy beaches and warm waters of the Indian Ocean provide a wealth of exciting things to do. The concierge can help book scuba diving and snorkeling trips to explore the beautiful coral reefs of the archipelago. Other aquatic activities include kayaking, kitesurfing, wind surfing, paddle boarding, and paragliding. There are also romantic cruises on traditional white-sailed dhows as well as whale watching and dolphin boat tours. A cultural tour on a working spice plantation illustrates how nutmeg, vanilla, and cardamom are produced.

The Baharia Restaurant has expansive views of the nearby ocean through its windows and is decorated with Omani carvings, Persian rugs, and bright Swahili artifacts. The delicious cuisine served here is a tantalizing blend of freshly caught seafood, fresh spices, luscious fruit, and delicately flavored vegetables. There is also an open-air Terrace Restaurant, the Mangapwani Beach BBQ, Masahani Bar, and Mdele Coffee Shop. Plus, the hotel has a refreshing pool, spa, gift shop, live music nightly, and babysitting services.

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Tanzania

Zanzibar Serena Hotel

PLAN MY TRIP

Set on the sea-front of Zanzibar’s Stone Town, Zanzibar Serena Hotel provides luxury accommodations and access to both the historic sites of the town and aquatic activities in the Indian Ocean.

The hotel offers a choice of luxury Stone Town accommodations including Standard Rooms, Prime Rooms, or Suites. The rooms are constructed in the traditional Swahili manner with high ceilings, shuttered windows and cool white walls, while the size of the room is determined by the length of the mangrove poles that make up their ceilings. Each room comes with romantic, four-poster beds draped in mosquito netting, offset by delicate side tables, vanity units and shuttered doors leading onto private balconies, some of which feature massive free-standing hammocks. The presidential suite has a reception room with TV and private bar and spacious bedroom and bathroom.

The hotel is ideally located in the spice isle’s historic Stone Town. The town is made up of a maze of winding lanes, ancient stone houses, Arabian arches, heavy carved wooden doors, circular towers, narrow latticed windows, overhanging balconies, and a fascinating selection of bazaars, curio shops, art galleries and spice troves. Historical sites include the Portuguese Fort, the Sultan’s Palace, the old Dhow Port, the Old Slave Market, the House of Wonders, and the Old Dispensary.

Besides touring Stone Town, the white sandy beaches and warm waters of the Indian Ocean provide a wealth of exciting things to do. The concierge can help book scuba diving and snorkeling trips to explore the beautiful coral reefs of the archipelago. Other aquatic activities include kayaking, kitesurfing, wind surfing, paddle boarding, and paragliding. There are also romantic cruises on traditional white-sailed dhows as well as whale watching and dolphin boat tours. A cultural tour on a working spice plantation illustrates how nutmeg, vanilla, and cardamom are produced.

The Baharia Restaurant has expansive views of the nearby ocean through its windows and is decorated with Omani carvings, Persian rugs, and bright Swahili artifacts. The delicious cuisine served here is a tantalizing blend of freshly caught seafood, fresh spices, luscious fruit, and delicately flavored vegetables. There is also an open-air Terrace Restaurant, the Mangapwani Beach BBQ, Masahani Bar, and Mdele Coffee Shop. Plus, the hotel has a refreshing pool, spa, gift shop, live music nightly, and babysitting services.

Coming soon!

Safari Camps
Points of Interest
Hotels & Resorts
Journeys

Coming soon!