MELIA ZANZIBAR IN KIWENGWA ZANZIBAR

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With just the perfect blend of history, culture, serenity and unique coastal activities combined with varied expeditions of discovery, Zanzibar is the perfect Indian Ocean destination for your island escapade in Africa. You will enjoy every tranquil moment you spend on the sun-kissed seaside while staying at a Melia branded hotel, located on Kiwengwa Beach in the east coast.



Sprawling in a 40-acre property with a 300-meter stretch of pristine white sand seashore beside is the former Kempinski Zamani, now renamed as Melia Zanzibar, an outstanding renewed luxury resort for your coastal vacation with AfricanMecca. The turquoise waters of the tepid ocean create a glorious contrast to the sands while the surrounding lush tropical greenery sets the mood for complete ease and relaxation.

Spend time on their viewing deck at the end of a pier or at their in-house Anantara Spa reveling under the hands of expert masseuses. You could also take leisurely dips in their swimming pool or simply relax in the beach loungers with cool cocktails in hand. Choose from a selection of 124 rooms, each designed to accord you with the finest of amenities while on your dream beachfront holiday of Tanzania.



The Melia Garden Rooms and Melia Partial Sea View Room are the majority of the rooms at the resort and are spacious enough to accommodate two or three guests. While the Melia Garden Rooms are sited on a lower level and include its own patio, the Melia Partial Sea View Rooms are located on the first story level and include a balcony with part views of the ocean beyond the expansive gardens.

You could also opt for the Grand Suite Zanzibar, Romance Ocean Front Pavilion or Family Room. A collection of Villas in one, two and three bedroom specifications are other choices. Melia Zanzibar has 5 restaurants and 4 bars in various locations where you can order excellent multi-cuisine food served in splendid settings.



From Melia, you could opt for varied day tours with AfricanMecca. Wander with your private guide along the narrow alleyways of the ancient bazaars of Stone Town, the capital of the city, and you will discover tiny stores selling you exquisite hand-crafted treasures amidst residential housing. Also, gaze with wonder at the many architectural, historical and cultural remnants of its rich past, each whispering to you an unusual tale.

Take the opportunity of your day trip around Zanzibar to view the fascinating Kirk’s red colobus monkeys residing in the conservation area of the Jozani Forest Reserve. And to explore an underworld marine reserve, head out to the Mnemba Atoll in the northeast and other closer coral reefs around Kiwengwa.



Here you can go on scuba diving and snorkeling expeditions and enjoy viewing the rich diversity of living coral. As your accompanying divemaster will inform you during the excursion briefing, corals are the rainforests of the ocean and support an amazing variety of reef denizens that in turn support the larger species of the oceans of the world.

Back on shore, visit the spice plantations of Zanzibar and you will understand why the island was the target of much strife in its heyday.



Many different kinds of fruit also grow here and enjoy their succulent taste even as you learn their local names like durian or fenesi. Guests looking to add angling expeditions to their itinerary when traveling in Eastern Africa will find the many designated deep sea sites around Zanzibar very strategic for billfishes; though, seasonally dependent.

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