Engage with the local Maasai, not only serving as our on-site security but also offering you an opportunity to immerse yourself in their rich culture. Discover their traditions, master the art of archery and spear-throwing, and join in their vibrant festivities, from singing and dancing to the exhilarating Maasai jumping!

Relax under the stars and watch a new release or your favourite classic. Snacks provided, as well as blankets and a fire pit to keep you cozy.

Our eco-friendly, top-rated water activities, including kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling, offer a chance to explore Zanzibar's pristine waters like never before. Dive into vibrant coral reefs, glide along tranquil waters, or simply immerse yourself in the serene beauty of our ocean.

Gorgeous local flowers in a variety of colours delivered to your villa and added to your soaking bathtub with Indian Ocean views. The peak of relaxation and luxury.

Additional Cost of $30 USD Per Guest

Whether you have something specific in mind you'd like to create, or if you want a more traditional Tanzanian style art piece to bring home, our in house artist will guide you through every step to ensure you leave with a memory you'll never forget and awe of your own painting skills.

Additional Cost of $30 USD Per Guest

For more of an adrenaline filled adventure, hop on an ATV and take a tour of our ecosystem and its surrounding environs.

Nakupenda Sanbank is located in the middle of the Indian Ocean, 20 minutes away from Stone Town. Ideal for swimming, snorkeling or just sunbathing on the sandbank, it is a definitely a worthwhile experience.

Jozani Forest, the home of the Zanzibari Red Colobus monkey, is the only national park on the island. Spend the day learning about different species of animals, flora and fauna.

Mnemba Island is a single small island located about 3 km off the northeast coast of Unguja (AKA Zanzibar). SafiraBlu is the closest resort to this popular scuba diving site, with a wide variety of corals and associated species, as well as occasional sightings of larger species such as turtles and dolphins*.

*Wild in nature, not guaranteed. Weather, tide and season dependant.

Prison Island is so called because of its first usage as a prison, which was built in 1893. But in fact it was later used as a quarantine hospital and is nowadays the home to the giant tortoises which were banned from the city of Stone Town. Enjoy a 30-minute boat ride with a view of the Stone Town Skyline, after arriving on Prison Island your guide will teach you the history and introduce you to the giant tortoises.

Leaving from Nungwi or Kendwa you are heading on this majestic 50ft Voyage Catamaran towards Tumbatu Lighthouse.Enjoy a nice snorkel stop, drinks and snacks on board while you embrace the Indian Ocean on a beautiful sailing catamaran.Late in the afternoon you are heading back to shore, where you will disembark in the sunset.