A large beach resort with well-appointed, beautifully decorated rooms and facilities
Location: Breezes Beach Club & Spa sits on a quiet stretch of white sand beach on the east coast of Zanzibar. Surrounded by tropical gardens and the calm of the Indian Ocean, it’s a tranquil base for anyone looking to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the island.
Rooms: There are 70 rooms and suites, all spacious, air-conditioned and finished with elegant, Swahili-inspired touches. Standard rooms offer garden views from a private terrace, while deluxe rooms are closer to the beach. Suites are on the upper floor with large balconies, sunbeds, a dressing room and generous bathrooms. Every room includes an en-suite, fridge and thoughtful details to make your stay extra comfortable.
Amenities: Dining is a highlight here, with four restaurants and three bars serving everything from international favourites to Indian, Asian fusion and traditional Swahili dishes. There’s also a large outdoor pool, a well-regarded spa, and a PADI-certified dive centre on site.
Activities: Guests can relax on the pristine beach, enjoy diving or snorkelling trips, or simply take in the serene atmosphere. Whether you're after quiet sunbathing or gentle exploration, Breezes offers the right balance.
Sustainability: Breezes Beach Club is family-owned and committed to responsible tourism. Local staff, sustainable building practices and support for conservation and community projects are all part of its ethos, helping to preserve the island’s culture and environment.
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January
January is dry season in Zanzibar, it is the best time to swim with whale sharks and exploring the isles corals reefs and exotic fish, with water clarity of 25 meters.
February
February is dry season in Zanzibar, it is the best time to swim with whale sharks and exploring the isles corals reefs and exotic fish, with water clarity of 25 meters.
March
In March Zanzibar experiences a period of long rains - showers become more frequent and it can be very wet from the middle of March.
April
The long rains make April a mixed month to travel, as beaches along the Indian Coastline become very hot and wet. Activities like scuba diving take a turn, with water clarity decreasing due to the weather. We would recommend not travelling during this time.
May
Temperatures during May are high, with strong winds and continual rainfall. If you travel during this time you won't witness the best of Zanzibar.
June
June, the wet season is finally over, temperatures are cooler making it a beautiful time to lounge on the beach or explore the culturally rich Stone Town. Sporadic rainfall may occur across the month.
July
Dry season is in full swing, with consistent weather over this period with little wind and low rainfall. Diving is good during July with clarity levels increasing.
August
Dry season is in full swing, with consistent weather over this period with little wind and low rainfall. Diving is good during August with clarity levels increasing as long as the weather remains temperate.
September
Dry season is in full swing, with consistent weather, the added bonus of September is the possibility of whale watching.
October
October is the ideal month for exploring coral reefs and exotic marine life, with water clarity of 25 meters or more it is perfect for any water lovers. The weather remains temperate, with little wind and rainfall.
November
November brings the arrival of the summer rains and winds, but if you're a keen fisherman, billfish season kicks off. Otherwise, it is the best time to swim with the mighty whale shark and to go coral reef diving.
December
The wet season continues in Zanzibar during December. However, it is the best time to swim with whale sharks. Diving is not at its best but visibility is good for exploring the isles corals reefs and exotic fish.
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