Also known as the Spice Islands, Zanzibar’s chief industries are raffia, tourism and spices. The Zanzibar Archipelago is in the Indian Ocean and consists of a number of small islands and tw large ones. Unguja is the bigger of the two and home to the capital Zanzibar City, and Pemba the smaller of the two main islands. Both have risen in popularity as major tourist spots over the years for their natural charm, perfect beach setting and value.it’s a tough crowd to choose from when it comes to island resorts but this one has true character…

Baraza Resort and Spa is located on Bwejuu Beach and gives immediate reference to its Swahili influence by the Arabic inspired architecture. Baraza Resort and Spa is exclusive and intimate, and with only 30 suites the service is snappy and sophisticated.

The decor is warm and rich and the resort offers four restaurants and lounges for your enjoyment. You can choose from a selection of Persian, Indian and Swahili infused dishes without leaving the resort. Swahili food is earthy and tasty and you can savor some of the spicy flavours that the islands are renowned for in the local restaurants.

If the outdoors is your thing make the most of the aqua waters around you with water sports galore. You can enjoy scuba diving, kayaking, kite surfing and diving all day. There’s also a pool and the beckoning ocean to refresh yourself in after an afternoon of sunbathing.

End a perfect day with some tender loving care to relax you for the evening ahead. Soothe your mind and body with treatments at Frangipani Spa which has a Swahili influence through its treatment line.

Baraza Resort and Spa is situated on the south eastern coast of Zanzibar, 10-minutes from the village of Bwejuu. It’s a 50-minute ride to the Stone Town airport. Stone Town is a World Heritage Site.