Zanzibar - Jambiani - Relax - Village Exploration and a Trip with the Fishermen (2/3) [eng sub]

We move from Stone Town to a village called Jambiani. The landscape changes drastically. The city architecture and noise are replaced by palm trees, sand, and the sound of a swinging hammock. We set up base and start our relax. The time in Jambiani goes by slowly and lazily. we´re exploring the village's corners, watching the sunsets, and we even get to go on a trip with the locals and take a look at their morning fishing and hunting in a fishing village.
We spend almost a week in Zanzibar at the beginning of January. We have two main bases: the first being the capital of the island with its historic city centre - Stone Town. The other one is a village Jambiani, famous for calm, locality and blissful seaside views. We'll show and tell you what our stay looked like, you'll see the nearby attractions, beaches, architecture, daily life in the city and a fishing village, types of accommodation, barkers' attacks, food, tour offers and some other interesting facts about Zanzibar.
Our trip to Tanzania took place at the beginning of 2020. In two weeks we did a safari near Arusha and stayed in the blissful island of Zanzibar.
Zanzibar series:
Zanzibar - Stone Town - A Plan for a Week-long Stay and the Island Capital Historic Centre (1/3)
• Zanzibar - Stone Town ...
Zanzibar - Jambiani - Relax - Village Exploration and a Trip with the Fishermen (2/3)
• Zanzibar - Jambiani -...
Zanzibar - Trips - Safari Blue and Spices at the Jozani Forest - Crossing to Dar es Salaam (3/3)
• Zanzibar - Wycieczki -...
Zanzibar - What's Worth Knowing Before Your Trip - Practical Infromation
• Zanzibar - Co Warto Wi...
Camera: GoPro Hero 6 Black
I'm also on:
Facebook
/ podrozezmaciejem
Website:
podrozezmaciej...
Thanks for being here. If you were interested in the materials presented or if they provided you with some useful information, you're most encouraged to leave a trace. Any, even tiny, activity or a good word going out into the world will be more useful to me than you could imagine. Cheers, Maciej.