Is November a good time to visit Zanzibar?

Although November is a short rainy season, there is not much rain compared to spring, so you can still enjoy your holiday.

November in Zanzibar unveils a wealth of attractions and activities for travelers to enjoy:

Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park: Brief rains make November an excellent time to visit this national park. During this time, the dense mangrove forests come alive, making it the perfect time to see the rare red colobus monkey.
Prison Island: Exploring the coral reefs around Prison Island through snorkeling can be an exciting experience in November. Occasional showers will add to the colorful and vibrant underwater world.
Mangapuwani Slave Chamber: Visiting historical sites such as the Mangapuwani Slave Chamber is a great activity in November. The rains may not have a major impact on your exploration, and the slave chambers can provide a profound cultural experience.
Paje Beach: Despite the brief rainfall, Paje Beach is still suitable for kitesurfing. If you enjoy kitesurfing, occasional showers and calm winds can create unique conditions for this water sport.
Mnemba Atoll: Although it may rain in November, the underwater visibility at Mnemba Atoll is perfect for snorkeling and diving. The marine life is colorful, and occasional showers can add to the experience.
Stone Town: Stone Town is the historic capital of Zanzibar, with its maze of streets, bustling markets and historic buildings, and occasional showers can enhance the experience.
Kizimkazi: November rains have not stopped dolphins from entering the coastal waters of Kizimkazi. You still have the opportunity to swim with the dolphins and witness these gentle marine creatures in their natural habitat.
Southwick Beach: Despite the short duration of the rains, Southwick's stunning white sandy beaches are breathtaking. You can take a leisurely stroll along the coast and when the rain stops, water activities such as snorkeling and diving are available.