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Einige nützliche Informationen Visum Reisende nach Sansibar benötigen ein gültiges Visum. Die Kosten betragen 50 US-Dollar für die meisten Nationalitäten (100 US-Dollar für US-Bürger) für ein Visum zur einmaligen Einreise, es ist maximal drei Monate gültig. Wenn Sie lange Schlangen am Flughafen vermeiden möchten, empfiehlt es sich, Ihr Visum im Voraus online zu beantragen. Sie erhalten es auch bei der Ankunft am Zanzibar International Airport, es muss per Kreditkarte bezahlt werden. Impfung Für Sansibar ist eine Gelbfieberimpfung eine Einreisevoraussetzung für alle Reisenden, die (einschließlich Flughafentransit länger als 6 Stunden) aus Ländern anreisen, in denen ein Risiko der Übertragung von Gelbfieber besteht. Sansibar gilt als malariafrei, ab November 2020 gab es jedoch einige Fälle. Bitte wenden Sie sich für weitere Informationen an Ihren Arzt. Zahlungen Die offizielle Währung in Sansibar ist der Tansanische Schilling (TZS). Banknoten gibt es in Stückelungen von 1.000, 2.000, 5.000 und 10.000 TZS. Wenn Sie jedoch Bargeld mitbringen, ist das bevorzugte Zahlungsmittel der US-Dollar. Bringen Sie nur Rechnungen mit, die nicht älter als 2006 sind, da ältere Rechnungen möglicherweise nicht akzeptiert werden. An der Ostküste gibt es keine Banken, aber in Paje gibt es einen Geldautomaten. Es ist erwähnenswert, dass alle Geldautomaten in Sansibar nur Tansania-Schillinge ausgeben. Sie können auch am Flughafen oder in Sansibar-Stadt Geld abheben. Viele Geschäfte und Restaurants akzeptieren Kreditkarten. Zeitzone und Suaheli-Zeit Sansibars Zeitzone ist die Ostafrikanische Zeit (EAT), die UCT (Universal Time Coordinated) plus drei Stunden ist. Das bedeutet, dass Sansibar während der Mitteleuropäischen Zeit (MEZ) zwei Stunden voraus ist. Die Suaheli-Zeit unterscheidet sich von allen anderen Teilen der Welt. Bezugspunkte sind Sonnenaufgang und Sonnenuntergang. Die meisten Suaheli-Sprecher leben in der Nähe des Äquators, wo Sonnenaufgang und Sonnenuntergang das ganze Jahr über zur gleichen Zeit zwischen 6 und 7 Uhr und 18 und 19 Uhr stattfinden. Die aufgehende Sonne ist der Beginn des Tages, daher ist 7 Uhr morgens 1 Uhr in Swahili-Zeit.

Some useful information Visa Travellers to Zanzibar require a valid visa. The costs are US$50 for most nationalities (US$100 for US citizens) for a single-entry visa, it is valid for a maximum of three months. If you want to avoid long lines at the airport, it's recommended to apply for your visa online in advance. You also get it on arrival at the Zanzibar International Airport, it has to be paid by credit card. Vaccination For Zanzibar a Yellow Feaver vaccination is an entry requirement for all travelers arriving (including airport transit more than 6 hours) from countries where there is a risk of yellow fever transmission. Zanzibar is considered to be malaria-free, but there were some cases from November 2020. Please contact your doctor for more information. Payments The official currency in Zanzibar is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS). Banknotes come in denominations of 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, and 10,000 TZS. However, if you're bringing cash, the preferred means of payment is the U.S. Dollar. Just be sure to bring bills that are no older than 2006, as older bills may not be accepted. On the east coast, there are no banks, but there is an ATM in Paje. It's worth noting that all ATMs in Zanzibar only dispense Tanzanian Shillings. You can also withdraw money at the airport or in Zanzibar Town. Many shops and restaurants accept credit cards. Time Zone & Swahili time Zanzibar's time zone is East Africa Time (EAT), which is UCT (Universal Time Coordinated) plus three hours. This means that during Central European Time (CET), Zanzibar is two hours ahead. The Swahili Time is different from all other parts in the world. The reference points are sunrise and sunset. Most Swahili speakers live close to the equator, where sunrise and sunset are at the same time all year long between 6 & 7 am and 6 & 7 pm. The rising sun is the beginning of the day, therefore 7 am is 1 o’clock in Swahili time.

The seasons Contrary to what guidebooks may suggest, Zanzibar can be visited throughout the year, as it enjoys perpetual summertime. The air temperature remains above 20°C, even at night, and the Indian Ocean's water temperature fluctuates between 25°C and 28°C, owing to the island's equatorial location and tropical climate influenced by monsoon winds. The northern monsoon (Kaskazi) lasts from December to March, lasting for three to four months and elevating temperatures to over 30° - 35°C. At this time, the coast is the most comfortable place to be, as there is often a gentle breeze. The south-west monsoon (Kusi) prevails from April to November and brings with it the rainy season (Masika), which usually starts in March or April and continues until the end of May. The rainfall is not comparable to that in your home country. It occasionally rains heavily for a few hours, but the sun quickly comes out again. During the rainy season, there are fewer tourists in Zanzibar, resulting in a more serene atmosphere and numerous special offers. The dry season from June to October offers comfortable traveling conditions with temperatures ranging between 25° - 28°C. Although there may be brief rainfall known as Vuli during this period, the majority of the time is characterized by sunny weather. In November, a short rainy season occurs, but with less precipitation than in April or May. Dry season - rainy season During the rainy season, there are fewer tourists in Zanzibar, resulting in a more serene atmosphere and numerous special offers. The dry season from June to October offers comfortable traveling conditions with temperatures ranging between 25° - 28°C. Although there may be brief rainfall known as Vuli during this period, the majority of the time is characterized by sunny weather. In November, a short rainy season occurs, but with less precipitation than in April or May. Necessary clothing? Due to its proximity to the equator, the intensity of sunshine in the area can be quite high, making it crucial to take precautions against sunburn, such as using a strong sunscreen. If you plan on going for a walk on the beach, wearing a hat or head covering is a good idea. Although temperatures in the evening are usually pleasant, it can get a bit windy at times, so it's advisable to bring a light sweater along. Your experience? Based on your experience, when would you recommend visiting Zanzibar?

We're thrilled to share with you some of the exciting updates and happenings at our property. As a team, we're constantly striving to provide our guests with the best possible experience, whether you're here for business or pleasure. One of the things we're particularly proud of is our commitment to sustainability. We believe that as a business, we have a responsibility to minimize our impact on the environment and to promote eco-friendly practices wherever possible. From using energy-efficient lighting and appliances to sourcing local and organic ingredients for our restaurant, we're always looking for ways to reduce our carbon footprint and support the communities around us. Another aspect of our hotel that sets us apart is our dedication to guest satisfaction. We understand that travel can be stressful, which is why we aim to provide a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere that feels like a home away from home. Whether you need recommendations for local attractions, assistance with transportation, or simply a friendly face to chat with, our staff is here to help make your stay as enjoyable as possible. In addition to our commitment to sustainability and guest satisfaction, we're also proud to offer a range of amenities and services to make your stay even more enjoyable. From our on-site restaurant and bar to our Spa and pools, there's something for everyone here at our hotel. And if you're here for a special occasion or event, our team can work with you to create a customized experience that meets your needs and exceeds your expectations. We hope that you'll consider staying with us on your next trip, and that you'll follow along with our blog to stay up-to-date on all the latest news and updates from our property. Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to welcoming you soon!