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Al Johari Hotel is based in the heart of Stone Town meaning you can walk in any direction and find yourself in the famous narrow streets of the old city capturing the feeling of the old Arabic Architecture and the beautify constructed historical buildings of this renowned UNESCO World Heritage site.

Guests enjoy the beautiful terrace restaurant on the roof of the hotel. This spot is perfect for observing the famous African sunset sent into the sea. Fall into deep relaxation which a gentle breeze keeping you in a tranquil state while you overlook the traditionally built rooftops of the surrounding buildings and fall completely lost in awe at the true beauty of Zanzibar.

The restaurant offers a variety of cuisines suited to each person’s taste. The restaurant is accompanied by a bar which contains a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Indulge in freshly made fruit juices or simply savor our flavorsome wines.

Each room has been designed to offer an authentic, relaxing feel. All rooms include a cozy double bed with a stunning en-suite. All bedrooms are fully furnished with antique and traditional wardrobes, bedside tables and dressing tables.

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Tangulia Mara Camp is a traditional tented safari camp situated on private land on the western boundary of the Mara Reserve, allowing easy access to game drive around the Musiara Marsh, the short grass plains, and Rhino Ridge, in the reserve or across the Mara River bridge into the Mara Triangle west of the river. Both areas have rich biodiversity and offer prime wildlife and big cat viewing; and, during the migration, ready access to some of the main river-crossing places.

The name tangulia means “to lead” and is at the core of the camp’s existence. With over twenty-five years of guiding visitors to the Mara, the owners Jackson Looseyia & Domenic Nchoe are more than qualified to give guests at truly authentic insight to Maasai culture, customs, beliefs and knowledge of the fauna and flora here. The large and open mess overlooks the Olotulo Murt salt lick, frequented by wildlife and leads down to the Mara River. The 6 tents are shaded under a canopy of trees and are built on raised floors of Talek flat stone with a lovely verandah. Each tent has a double and single bed with an attached ensuite bathroom complete with shower, sink and toilet.

Activities include game drives, both day and night, to see the wildlife and beauty of the Masai Mara reserve. Also offered are guided walks on the slopes of the escarpment outside the reserve, and experiencing the warmth and hospitality of the nearby village are great attractions for guests.

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