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Zanzibar is the classic reward at the end of a safari: warm turquoise water, white-sand beaches and a layer of spice-island history and culture that gives a programme genuine character.
A short hop from the Serengeti or the Mara, Zanzibar turns a safari into a complete adventure-and-reward programme.
White-sand beaches and warm water sit alongside the history and atmosphere of Stone Town, giving a group more than just a beach.
A safe, welcoming island with direct regional connections and a well-established resort sector.
These are the Zanzibar experiences incentive planners build reward programmes around, each delivered to the service level a high-value group expects.
Zanzibar’s east and north coasts offer postcard beaches and warm, swimmable water, the ideal backdrop and the classic reward at the end of a safari.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Stone Town brings history, culture and atmosphere, while sunset dhow cruises add a timeless island moment.
Zanzibar’s resorts range from barefoot-chic to full luxury, with the rooming, dining and event spaces a group needs on the beach.
Zanzibar suits incentive and reward groups seeking a beach finish with genuine character, delivered through resort venues and seamless island logistics.
Beach resorts with the rooming, gala venues and event spaces to host an incentive group.
Direct regional flights via Zanzibar International Airport and easy hops from the Tanzanian safari circuit and Nairobi.
Beach gala dinners, dhow sundowners and atmospheric events in and around Stone Town.
The wider group holds multiple SITE Crystal Awards, the incentive industry’s most respected accolade.
The drier months (June to October and December to February) are ideal for a beach programme, with warm seas year-round. The long rains around April are best avoided.
Zanzibar International Airport receives regional flights and easy hops from the Tanzanian safari circuit, Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, plus some international connections.
English is widely used in the tourism sector alongside Swahili. The Tanzanian Shilling is the local currency, and US Dollars are widely accepted at resorts.
East Africa Time (GMT+3), with no internal time changes.
A beach stay typically runs three to five nights, most often added to a Tanzanian or Kenyan safari for a complete programme.
Dedicated programme management with 24-hour emergency support, coordinating resorts, transfers and activities throughout.
