Location of the Emerald  Dream of Zanzibar
Situated in Kiwengwa, on the northeast coast of Zanzibar. Approximately 50 minutes from Zanzibar airport.

Rooms at the Emerald Dream of Zanzibar

157 air-conditioned rooms with en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, TV, DVD and CD player, safe, mini bar, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Deluxe room, Junior suites and a Beach villa are also available.

Facilities at the Emerald  Dream of Zanzibar

Three restaurants and a pizzeria (open for dinner only) and an à la carte restaurant (at extra cost) plus three bars. Leisure facilities include two swimming pools, fitness centre, The Mvua African Rain Spa, tennis, beach volleyball, beach soccer, table tennis. Water sports include catamaran, windsurfing, canoes and deep-sea fishing.

Various charges payable locally.

Meals at the Emerald  Dream of Zanzibar

All Inclusive price includes:

MEALS & SNACKS: Buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner, afternoon tea, coffee and pastries. Dinner included at the Asian restaurant, Pizzeria and the African Restaurant.

DRINKS: Soft drinks, local beer, house wines, tea and coffee. Bar open until 1.00am.

The hotel also caters for guests on different meal plans and with different entertainment programmes. It is popular with Italian guests.

2019/20 package holidays to the Emerald Dream of Zanzibar Holiday prices are per person based on two sharing, including flights, transfers and accommodation, and are subject to availability. Flights from Heathrow - other departures also available, call for details. Holiday ref: S0517W.

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Emerald Dream of Zanzibar

The property is set amongst tropical gardens and offers a good choice of water sports and other activities. It is both exotic and modern, with the interior décor by an Italian designer and the architecture hinting at both African and Arabic influences.