Opera Hotel Zanzibar is a mid-range lodging in Nungwi, located in the northern part of Zanzibar, Tanzania. The hotel is located on Nungwi Road, 400 meters from the Royal Beach, and 10 minutes from Kendwa Beach (Zanzibar’s most beautiful beach). The hotel is 55 kilometers (34 miles) from Zanzibar International Airport, which serves as the entryway to various sections of Zanzibar, including Stone Town. Opera Hotel is a practical, business-friendly, and wonderful holiday beach hotel for relaxation for tourists and travelers who wish to experience Zanzibar with its beautiful views of the lush tropical garden and surrounding places.
The Opera Hotel offers over 20 luxurious rooms with stunning views of the Indian Ocean and garden, all designed in a modern Arabic style for maximum comfort.
All rooms are elevated, decorated, and furnished with private en-suite facilities such as clean toilets, hot and cold showers, mosquito nets, flat-screen TVs, hair dryers, living rooms, dressing mirrors, air conditioning, chairs, free bottled water, satellites, extra rooms, and free toiletries. All accommodations feature verandas and patios with spectacular views of the Indian Ocean, tropical gardens, and nearby locations. Each room is well-equipped with good and comfy queen and king-sized beds, as well as clean and laundered bedding, allowing guests to remain. The main villa features bonfires and minibars for guests to unwind and share safari stories. It also serves as a source of warmth during cold weather. Rooms are in various sizes and classifications, including single beds for individuals, double/twin beds for sharing, and triple/family rooms. Prices start at $300 per night and may increase during busy seasons.
The Opera Hotel offers other services and facilities, including the restaurant, which offers a variety of international and Zanzibari-inspired cuisines to cater to customers’ preferences. You can eat at any place of your choosing. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in both indoor and outdoor settings by well-trained, pleasant, and organized staff.
The bar and lounge offer a diverse selection of beverages, including local cocktails, wines, spirits, and foreign beers. Enjoy your drink while admiring the spectacular view of the Indian Ocean, tropical gardens, and the surrounding area.
A wonderful swimming pool that cools off on hot afternoons, allowing you to relax in water while admiring the beautiful sunset and sea views.
Our services include solar energy, free parking, airport pick-ups, laundry, and housekeeping. Honeymoon packages are offered. WIFI hotspot internet is offered for tourists to stay connected with family and friends. Activities at the lodge include snorkeling, sport fishing in the water, small boat cruises and sunbathing, dolphin and community tours, to name a few.
Zanzibar is not an independent country; rather, it is a self-governing state in Tanzania off the east coast of Africa. Stone Town, located 6 km south of Zanzibar International Airport, is a historical city center in Tanzania’s Archipelago (series of islands). The airport has daily connections to important East African cities, including Kilimanjaro, Arusha, Dar es Salaam, Nairobi, and Mombasa. Most aircraft land immediately on the island, making it easily accessible from Europe, Asia, and North America. Zanzibar has around 705,000 residents who speak various languages and belong to four ethnic groupings.
The country is a vibrant blend of cultures, religions, and cuisines. The best time to visit Zanzibar is during the dry season, which runs from January to March or July to October and December. Zanzibar offers a variety of accommodations, including budget, mid-range, and luxury options for tourists to the island. Zanzibar offers a variety of attractions and activities. Visit Nakupenda, Nungwi, and Paje beaches, popular destinations for holidays and leisure in Zanzibar. Explore Zanzibar’s historical landmarks, including Stone Town, Prison Island, Palace Museum, Jozani Forests, caverns, spice/cultural tours to local villages, quad biking, and parasailing boat trips, among other things. One can visit Zanzibar while also exploring other parts of Tanzania.
