Breezes Beach Club and Spa

Breezes Beach Club and Spa

Seventy-four rooms and suites on Bwejuu Beach — PADI Five-Star Gold Palm dive centre

Breezes Beach Club and Spa

Breezes Beach Club and Spa

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Breezes Beach Club and Spa
Teak finishes, hand-carved panels, and brass detailing run through all 74 rooms and suites at Breezes Beach Club & Spa Zanzibar. Each unit carries air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom, a refrigerator, a safe, and a third bed that functions as a sofa. The property occupies a stretch of Bwejuu Beach on Zanzibar's south-east coast, one hour by road from Stone Town.

Deluxe rooms sit on the ground floor of low bungalows and open onto furnished terraces. Suites occupy the upper storeys and add a walk-in dressing room, a larger bathroom, and private sun-lounger space on wide balconies. Garden rooms, set further from the shoreline within the property's planted grounds, mirror the décor and dimensions of the Deluxe category but face inland.

Rising Sun Dive Centre — Zanzibar's sole PADI Five-Star Gold Palm and RAID-certified operation — conducts year-round dive courses and guided reef dives. Depths range from shallow coral gardens to 30-metre drop-offs. Snorkelling gear is available for lagoon use. The Water Club, a few metres from the beach, offers kitesurfing and windsurfing instruction, sailing on Hobie Cat boats, and sea-kayak hire. Dhow excursions depart for mangrove-lined channels; traditional hand-line fishing can be arranged, with catches prepared by the kitchen to guest specification.

Frangipani Spa employs Thai, Balinese, and Indian therapists who deliver signature treatments including the Kili Foot Treatment and Après Safari massage. Salama Dining Room serves buffet breakfast and alternates three-course table service with themed buffet dinners. The Breakers Grill, set under palms on the beachfront, grills fresh catch and meat at lunch. The Tides arranges private two-person dinners on the sand. Swahili cooking classes led by the kitchen team run regularly; guests prepare spice-based dishes using coconut, citrus, and reef fish. Guided reef safaris at low tide explain coral formations and resident marine species. Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park — the island's only national park and home to endemic red colobus monkeys — lies within driving distance.