Amani Beach Villa is located in Bwejuu, a peaceful coastal village on Zanzibar’s central east coast. The area is known for its wide-open beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and close proximity to vibrant destinations—without having the hustle and bustle right on your doorstep.
A special advantage: Paje, the nearest lively spot on the east coast, can be reached in just around 5 minutes.

Bwejuu Beach is one of Zanzibar’s quieter beaches. Its long stretch of light-colored sand invites leisurely walks and conveys a strong sense of openness and natural authenticity.
Typical of Zanzibar’s east coast are the tides, which transform the beach and the ocean throughout the day. At high tide, the sea reaches all the way to the shore—right up to the villa. At low tide, vast expanses of sand and reef landscapes are revealed. The water here is calm and natural; crystal-clear lagoon beaches are mainly found in the north of the island.
It is precisely this ever-changing rhythm that gives the region its distinctive and special character.
One of the location’s special highlights:
Along the beach to the left and right of the villa, you’ll find several beachfront restaurants and bars belonging to hotels and boutique accommodations.
These restaurants are:
easily accessible on foot directly along the beach
open to external guests
a mix of simple local fisherman’s restaurants, laid-back beach bars, and stylish hotel restaurants
This makes it effortless to spend the evening enjoying a drink or a meal right by the ocean.


Paje is the nearest town and is considered one of the most vibrant and trendiest spots on the east coast. Travelers, locals, kitesurfers, and food lovers all come together here.
The town offers:
a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and cafés
a relaxed beach atmosphere
beautiful beaches
numerous activities and excursions
From Amani Beach Villa, Paje is quickly and easily reached—perfect for enjoying some variety before retreating once again to the tranquility of Bwejuu.
Not far from Bwejuu and Paje lies the Blue Lagoon, a popular area for snorkeling. The tides here make for especially unique nature experiences:
reef walks at low tide – up to one kilometer through shallow water
observing starfish, clownfish, sea anemones, colorful reef fish, and corals
gaining insight into the fragile ecosystem of the coral reef
These experiences are characteristic of the east coast and offer an authentic way to explore Zanzibar’s underwater world.


The surroundings of Bwejuu and Paje are ideal for active guests. Many activities can be enjoyed directly on the beach or arranged through nearby hotels:
kitesurfing (especially popular in Paje)
sailing
snorkeling & diving
reef walks
playing football with locals at the beach
jogging and walks along the beach
additional water sports and leisure activities
Let me know if you’d like this to sound more adventurous, more relaxed, or more family-oriented.