This beautiful and unique park is now recognised as a true one stop destination combining the best of Tanzania’s deserted beach with game viewing. Saadani is a near perfect mirror reflection of Unguja (Zanzibar) Island, only 26 miles away over the Zanzibar channel.
There are some star turns; Miles of wild, deserted white sand beach, the Indian Ocean, a marine park protecting an important green turtle nesting beach, elephant herds among the largest seen on the continent as well as regular lion sightings and an amazing boat safari.
As previously described
Resting approximately 40 kilometres from the Tanzanian coast, Zanzibar Island is characterised by exquisite white-sand beaches fringed by palm trees, and the turquoise waters and reefs here brim with an abundance of exotic marine life. This is a great mecca for water sport enthusiasts who flock here for excellent scuba diving, snorkelling, deep-sea fishing, kayaking, and kitesurfing opportunities. Visitors can even go sailing on traditional dhows. The island’s old city, Stone Town, features a maze of narrow alleyways lined with boutiques, bars, restaurants, bazaars, mosques and ornate Arab houses.
