Overview
This history rich, semi – autonomous archipelago of the Indian ocean has attracted traders and travelers, from the Portuguese and British to the Sultans of Muscat and Oman, for hundreds of years. Its beaches, among the best in Africa, which are known for their palm trees, white sands and turquoise water, offer a variety of experiences, from tranquil sanctuaries to lively hubs of activity. The idyllic paradise island with its endless attractions such as the Forodhani food market for food lovers, Pristine marine parks and reserves for marine life enthusiasts and researchers, the Sultan’s palace as well as the old Fort for historians and extensive, aromatic spice plantations has lured many.
