Zanzibar South
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Separating Eastern Zanzibar from its South Eastern corner is the 10 km long Michamvi Peninsula, which in itself contains a choice range of high-quality beach resorts. Again the tide here goes out rather a long way, and hence bathing needs to be carefully timed.
Reaching down to the south tip of the island are a succession of beaches, separated by the villages of Bwejuu, Paje, and Jambiani. Some time ago these were backpacker havens, but the low-budget travellers have now moved to Northern Zanzibar, and in many respects this area has become the destination of choice for those seeking a beautiful beach resort that combines extreme comfort with peace and quiet - yet at a moderate price.
Probably the island's best insight into genuine rural life is provided by a visit to Jambiani Village, where you can meet 'real' people, and observe their daily activities, including seaweed farming, herbal medicine and hand crafts.
Zanzibar South ($460 pppn)
Smallest, and most exclusive, of the three Raguz family-owned hotels on this stretch of coast, The Palms offers the ultimate in luxury.
Zanzibar South ($150 pppn)
A romantic and secluded beach lodge on the south east coast of Zanzibar Island. Not at all overawed by its neighbouring big-name neighbours.
Zanzibar South ($111 pppn)
Largest (and cheapest) of the three hotels in the Breezes/Palms/Baraza chain, all situated on this most secluded of Zanzibar's beaches.
Zanzibar South ($394 pppn)
Located on the beach named as one of the top 30 in the world by Conde Nast Traveller Magazine, Baraza Beach resort will not disappoint.
