Bluebay Beach Resort & Spa is ideally located on a beautiful stretch of white sandy beach and has a truly exotic feel. Lush and colourful gardens, home to more than 1000 palm trees, slope down to the beach and sea.

LOCATION
North East Coast, Kiwengwa.

ACCOMMODATION
The resort features 106 rooms in 4 different categories.

24 Garden Rooms (Size: 33m²)
Comprising six bungalows, each with four en-suite rooms, the Garden Rooms overlook the resort’s beautifully landscaped gardens.
The Garden Rooms share their own private pool.

74 Superior Rooms (Size: 33m²)
The Superior Rooms occupy an elevated position in the grounds, overlooking the verdant gardens to the azure ocean beyond.
All the rooms in this category are sea-facing.

6 Junior Suites (Size: 90m²)
Privately situated in three bungalows just 30 metres from the beach, the Junior Suites are extremely spacious and luxurious.
Each suite has its own lounge area, a huge veranda and a private garden featuring an external shower: your private enclave of peace and tranquillity.

2 Sultan Suites (Size: 90m²)
The ultimate in opulence, the Sultan Suites are situated at the ocean’s edge and offer accommodation truly fit for a Sultan.
A huge double room, with a separate dressing room, leads to a relaxing lounge and out onto a magnificent veranda.

ROOM FACILITIES

• Mosquito nets
• Air conditioning
• Ceiling fans
• Separate dressing room and en-suite bathroom
• Terrace or balcony
• Satellite flat screen TV
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Electronic safe
• Mini bar
• Hair dryer
• Telephone
  
  

DINING

Meal Plans
The resort operates on a Half Board basis with the option to upgrade to Full Board and All Inclusive.

All Inclusive includes:

• Breakfast at the Makuti Restaurant.
• Lunch at the Makuti Restaurant.
• Dinner at the Makuti Restaurant.
• Water, soft drinks,house wines, locally bottled beers and spirits, selected liqueurs, a selection of cocktails and mocktails (11h00 – 00h00).
• Snacks (11h00 – 13h00 and 15h00 – 18h00).
• Tea, coffee and cakes at the Blue Deli Café (16h00 – 17h00)
  
  

Makuti Restaurant
The main restaurant overlooks the pool and serves buffet style breakfasts with live cooking stations whilst lunch and dinner are either buffet or table d’hote with weekly beach and poolside parties. Dinners are themed and there is a resident band plus evening entertainment.
Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Trattoria
A la carte Italian restaurant and wine bar serving Italian specialities
Open for dinner.

The Wok
A la carte Asian restaurant and bar
Open for dinner.

Palms Pool Bar
Located by the swimming pool and serves a full range of wines, spirits, soft drinks and fresh juices as well as specialised coffees. There is a shisha corner offering many traditional flavours and a live band performs most evenings.

Blue Deli Terrace Café
For Bluebay Beach Resort guests, the coffee lounge & terrace is the perfect place to cool off after a hard morning sunbathing! Read, play board games, check your e-mail or just enjoy Zanzibar’s world-famous coffee and a delicious slice of cake. 

KIDS CLUB
For children aged between 3 and 13 years, there is a professionally run children’s club with weekly themed programmes and a range of indoor and outdoor activities as well as arts, crafts and sports, the children also enjoy cultural experiences and even an introduction to the Swahili language.ost of the multi-lingual staff have worked as kindergarten teachers and have undergone first aid training.

Nutritional kids’ meals are also offered at the Toto Club and ‘ayah’ or babysitter services are available at an additional charge.

SPA
The Oasis Spa is idyllically situated right on the beach where the cool breeze and sounds of the ocean provide the ultimate experience in relaxation.

Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi complimentary throughout the resort.

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (* some at a supplement)

• 2 Swimming pools at Bluebay Bay and 3 at Sultan Sands
• One Ocean 5 Star PADI Dive Centre
• Table tennis
• Floodlit tennis court
• Fully equipped fitness centre
• Windsurfing *
• Kayaks
• Stand-up paddle
• Pool, ping-pong, darts and beach volley
• Sunbeds and beach towels
• Babysitting *
• Business centre
• Conference facilities
• 2 boutiques

The information in this Fact Sheet is correct as at January 2025 and is subject to change without prior notice.

Jambo! This is the Swahili greeting that you will hear on arrival in Zanzibar from the warm and inviting locals. As the number one beach location in East Africa, Zanzibar is a wonderful beach holiday destination, with classic tropical beaches, lush plantations, an incredible history and a fascinating culture.

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001, Zanzibar’s Stone Town is a mishmash of cultures, languages and architecture. Over the centuries, Stone Town has grown from a small fishing village to a thriving town with an extraordinary history. Apart from historic Stone Town, with its labyrinth of narrow streets, Zanzibar is known for its beautiful palm-fringed beaches and pristine coral reefs. Whether you spend your days lazing by the pool, sipping cocktails on the beach at sunset, diving in warm waters or enjoying a Dhow cruise around small islands, your Zanzibar holiday will be a memorable experience.

We love Zanzibar for its irresistible charm and exotic beauty. From exploring the unique blend of African, Arab, and Indian influences to indulging in the aromatic spices and delectable local cuisine, Zanzibar captivates the senses at every turn. Whether you seek relaxation on sun-kissed shores, thrilling underwater adventures, or a fascinating journey through history, Zanzibar promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul.

Zanzibar is a few degrees south of the equator and enjoys a very tropical climate. The average daytime high is between 28°C and 32°C and the night-time lows are between 20°C and 25°C. Temperature wise, Zanzibar is an all-year-round island holiday destination. February is very hot and very humid (just leave your hair straightener at home!) and March to May are the wettest months.

The indigenous language spoken throughout Zanzibar is Swahili (called Kiswahili locally). English is widely spoken and understood. Jambo Rafiki – Hello my friend! The local currency in Zanzibar is Tanzania Shillings (TSH) but the currency cannot be bought outside of the country. Cash (US Dollars) and credit cards are accepted at hotels and at any Bureau de Change. We strongly recommend that you take USD cash in small denominations for incidental purchases, tips etc.

Effective from 01 October 2024 all visitors to Zanzibar are required to purchase mandatory insurance at a cost of $44 per person which can only be obtained through Zanzibar Insurance Corporation via their website https://visitzanzibar.go.tz

As Zanzibar is situated in a malaria zone, it is recommended that you consult your physician on the correct preventative medication required before you travel.

Be sure to pack plenty of beach and casual wear for the day while at night you’ll want something smart casual men may need to wear long pants. When in town, men and women should have their shoulders and knees covered. Bermuda shorts and a polo shirt are perfectly fine but halter-tops and miniskirts are insulting to locals. You may also want to take an umbrella or rain poncho if you’re travelling from March to June.