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Crystal clear Waters Rich in corals and other marine life, white Sandy shores, unexplored coast that provides the ideal playground for water Sports, Kite surf, swimming, diving, snorkelling, fishing among many others. Arabian Nights Suites is about 45 minutes drive away from Stone Town and an hour drive from Zanzibar International Airport.

The hotel offers unique and private place for all lovers of the sea and nature, with excellent value for money.

ool comfortable and stylish rooms with classic interiors combining Western and Zanzibari taste. The sea front rooms are about 10 meters from the beach and as far as we are aware, these are the closest rooms to the ocean in Zanzibar. Each room offers a spectacular view of the Indian Ocean. The rooms’ facilities include: Air-conditioning, Fans, Hair dryer, Mini-bar (on first floor rooms), En suite bathroom with hot water shower, Mosquito net, large verandah to relax and enjoy the ocean view and Electronic safe deposit boxes.

Let us spoil you in our lovely Cinnamon Restaurant which offers the very best of International and Zanzibar mouth watering cuisine.

The chefs use only the freshest produce all flavored with the amazing world famous Zanzibar spices.

Our menu consists of a wide variety of food that includes sea food, meat, poultry, pizza and Swahili food that will spice up your appetite.

Short Overview

Located in the South East Coast of Zanzibar island on the village of Paje, Arabian Nights Suites is right on the shores of the extensive Paje Beach, very close from restaurants and several kite centres. We are in the middle of the most important spots of kite in Zanzibar, making kitesurfing accessible for both beginners and experience kitesurfers.

Hotel Amenities

Family friendly
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Snorkeling

Type of accommodation

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