Visit Zanzibar’s Nungwi Beach to experience one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. Enjoy a sunset cruise on a Dhow boat offered by locals – while dancing to traditional music and the beat of drums. Experience Mnarani Natural Aquarium in Nungwi village – a conservation site run by locals focused on rescuing greens and hawksbill turtles and their release in the month of February. Nungwi’s vibrant nightlife is renowned throughout the East Coast of Africa. Nungwi is No. 1 in local cuisine and offers numerous restaurants that will cater to everyone’s taste. Nungwi is the dhow-building centre of Zanzibar – where these vessels are constructed along the beach – and visitors can see the skills used in building one. Village walks is a highlight of Nungwi village. Nungwi is a potpourri of culture – Indian, Asian, European and African. Jambiani Beach located on the southwest coast of Zanzibar Island, in a pleasant village area offers a wide range of marine and cultural experiences. The beach between Jambiani and Paje villages is one of the most beautiful on the island of Zanzibar. Jambiani village is relaxed and laid back where you can enjoy evening walks, meet the locals and enjoy authentic local foods. The hotels in Jambiani are known for their sustainably small-scale. Experience local traditional dining sports in Jambiani beach and village. In Jambiani is Kuza Cave – some of East Africa’s best swimming caves.