A slower coastal destination with rich Swahili history between the Usambaras and the ocean.
A useful northeastern road-trip hub with geology and adventure nearby.
Greener and quieter than Unguja — clove-growing landscapes and deep marine channels.
One of Tanzania's most important historic coastal towns.
Remains of powerful Swahili trading settlements — a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Tanzania's distinctive bush-meets-beach park, where savanna reaches the Indian Ocean.
Whale sharks, coral reefs and a quieter alternative to Zanzibar.
Stone Town history by day, powder-white beaches and turquoise water by evening.
