Ecorating 3.0

Breezes Beach Club, Zanzibar

Breezes Beach Club is located on a virgin and private beach on the southeast coast of Zanzibar. This is the most quiet part of the island with not so many resorts and activities, and the lifestyle magazine Conde Nest Traveler has named the beach here, one of the 30 best on the planet. Welcome to your dream vacation.

 

 

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The experience

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Welcome

Breezes Beach Resort & Spa is located on one of Zanzibar’s most amazing beaches and this is the perfect place to relax, find yourself and just enjoy life. Here you find palm trees, warm winds, great hospitality and not least a luxury experience you will never forget.

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This is how you live

The resort really captures Zanzibar’s style and atmosphere. Here are no requirements, only casual enjoyment. Your room is kept in a local style, with plenty of space and quality furniture. Separate bathroom and an extra sofa that can serve as an extra bed.

 

 

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enjoy life

Here are four restaurants where you can enjoy the local gastronomy. The ingredients are local and you can dine overlooking the sea. Magical!

 

 

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Active holiday if you want

You can choose from a wide range of activities. Test kite surfing, snorkeling or diving into the warm, clear water. Take a canoe trip or rent a boat with or without a captain. Play beach volleyball or borrow a bike if you want to see more of the area. Visit the spa or take a trip to Zanzibar’s capital, Stone Town.

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Dream vacation

A holiday at Breezes is an experience you will keep for a long time.

 

 

Details

Everything you need to know

Travel facts

Ecorating: 3.0

Hotel standard: 4

When can you travel? All year

Airport: Zanzibar International Airport (ZNZ)

Price includes:Share in double room with half board

Price does not include: Drinks, spa treatments

Tips for your journey

Good to know about Tanzania and Zanzibar:

Travel ethics: To show respect for religion and culture, we recommend covering your shoulders and knees when moving outside the hotel. On the beach or on a boat trip, bikinis / swimming trunks are of course perfectly fine.

Time zone: GMT + 3

Vaccinations: Please read here

Packing: Sunglasses, sun hat, sunscreen and a small flashlight.

Local currency: Tanzanian Shilling

Weather: Dar es Salaam on dmi.dk

Mobile coverage and internet: Yes, at the hotel you can be slow or down for periods.

Water: Clean water at the hotel.

Security: Tanzania is generally a safe destination.

Travel entry requirements: : Swedish travellers need a visa to visit Zanzibar and Tanzania. Apply online well in advance of departure (3w).

All travellers to Tanzania, regardless of nationality or country of departure, must now complete a Traveller’s Health Surveillance Form online. We strongly recommend that travellers complete the form prior to departure to avoid delays upon arrival.

REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAVELLERS
- Complete the form (link below) truthfully and correctly before starting the journey.
- Have the QR code (confirmation) or reference number available, either on your phone or printed out. Border control staff will ask to see this upon arrival.
- Please note that the requirement applies to all entries, including land border crossings. Travellers travelling between Kenya and Tanzania by land must also complete the form.
Link to health form: Zanzibar, Tanzania

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How does my trip contribute?

This product meets our requirements for Ecorating, a product that is good for humans and the environment.

At Breezes, the environment and the local community are integrated in the hotel’s operations.

All villas have photovoltaic systems and the hotel has a well-functioning waste sorting and recycling system. You have your own herb garden, where a large part of the restaurants’ need for vegetables comes from.

The hotel has its own desalination plant to produce drinking water. Fresh water is a scarce commodity in Zanzibar, and in this way it does not burden the local community’s water resources.

Goods and services are ordered and purchased locally.

When the sister hotel The Palms was opened, it was also decided to support the local hotel school. This has ultimately meant that over 90% of employees come from Zanzibar. That means stable income for many families.

When the hotel was built, local craftsmen were hired for the task.

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