Paradise Beach Resort

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Details of Paradise Beach Resort

The hotel resort has been recently constructed, using materials that are respectful to the environment and maintaining an authentic African style with European comfort.

The Paradise Beach Hotel Resort has 56 suites, 2 family rooms and 2 Bungalows, a swimming pool, a white sand low-high tide beach, gymnasium, spa & massage area, theater and a conference hall, together with our various bars and restaurants. We are sure that Paradise Beach Resort has everything to make your stay an unforgettable one.

Our Hotel Resort has a low tide private beach, here you see the beautiful changes between high and low tide. The beautiful views with the local fisherman boats and the fish market make your stay in our Resort very enjoyable.

Many people are looking in the sea to find seafood. Close to our resort we have a fish market and a typical African fishermen village. Here you find the local souvenirs stores, restaurants, and a lot of local entertainment.

The beach house-beach is spotless, white-sand, kilometers long, seawater with an average temperature of 27 degrees the year around. So swimming, snorkeling, sun bathing and relaxing will become reality! On our beach you won’t find beach-boys who are disturbing you.

Our beach is safe, peaceful and without any doubt one of the best beaches in the world. Zanzibar is in the top 10 list of best beaches in the world!

You can make a short walk from the Resort beach to our beach house. This is a nice walk. We offer our guests free shuttle bus service between both locations.

At Paradise Beach Resort we can organize the wedding of your dreams for you. Get married in an exotic tropical location, in one of the most romantic places in the world.

The civil wedding ceremony can be held on the beach, in the hotel conference room or at any location selected by the couple within the resort, its tropical gardens or Beach House. The religious weddingceremony can be held in one of the many beautiful Zanzibarian churches.

Short Overview

The Paradise Beach Hotel Resort is located in Uroa, one of the best tourist enclaves of Zanzibar, and just 35km from the capital, Stone Town and its international airport. If you are looking for a hotel in Zanzibar then you've found the right place. Here, you will enjoy a spacious holiday complex by the sea with 700m of sea front, where you will be surrounded by the best service possible, in perfect harmony with nature.

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