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Because the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda recently declared outbreaks of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), Zanzibar is stepping up its game at the borders to make sure the island stays perfectly safe. It’s essentially a shield to keep the good vibes in and the bad bugs out!

Okay, let's talk travel insurance. Groan. I know, I know. It's about as exciting as unpacking your suitcase after a trip. But, starting October 2024, the Zanzibar government decided to make it mandatory for all visitors. So, while I'm not going to get into the why of it all (because, let's be honest, who needs that kind of pre-vacation drama?), it's something we all need to deal with. Think of it as a tiny hurdle on the way to paradise. Since it's a must-have for every

Okay, Zanzibar lovers, let's talk about the one question that pops up in every single Zanzibar Facebook group, forum, and even whispered in hushed tones on the beach: THE WEATHER. "How's the weather next week?" "Will it rain in June?" "Is November a bad time to go?" "OMG, should I pack my wellies?" We've all seen these questions (and maybe even asked them ourselves!). And honestly? It's like asking a magic eight ball. Nobody, and I mean nobody, can predict the future weather

Alright, let's talk money, honey! Just like back home prices in Zanzibar can be a bit of a rollercoaster ride. It really depends on where you are and what you're up to. I have based this info on the prices offered on the beaches around the island where most of the travelers spend their time. And some people ask in social media what’s a reasonable budget is… that’s like asking how long a rope is. Of course it’s impossible to even give a remotely correct answer to that. So ins