Zanzibar Safari Club

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ROOMS:

All rooms are located in colorful landscaped gardens and have an exclusive Antique style sofa in a private verandah to get absolute relaxation while looking at the sea.

All the rooms are elegantly decorated, creating wonderful sensations of exquisite distinction
Each room has exclusive artistically carved furniture and traditional Swahili beds. And, together with the elegance of traditional furniture,

the rooms are fully equipped with:

traditional elements that ensure the maximum welfare,
mosquito nets,
a telephone,
satellite TV,
fridge
safe box.

Short Overview

Zanzibar Safari Club is ideally located on the shores of the Indian Ocean, in Uroa, Eastern Coast of the island, 35 km from the Stone Town, reachable by a comfortable and safe tarmac road. Zanzibar Safari Club has 50 rooms, from which 48 are deluxe rooms and 2 are suites.

Hotel Amenities

Internet
On the beach
Pool

Type of accommodation

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