Zanzibar Archipelago Golf Hotels

THE BEST Zanzibar Archipelago Hotels with or near Golf Courses

Zanzibar Archipelago Golf Hotels

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Sea Cliff Resort & Spa, hotel in Zanzibar Archipelago

This is one of the most booked hotels in Zanzibar Island over the last 60 days.

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1. Sea Cliff Resort & Spa

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1,859 reviews

#1 Best Value of 2 Zanzibar Archipelago Golf Hotels

"The hotel is truly Five Stars - the food, the cleanliness of the rooms, the manicured gardens, the ever-growing list of facilities - amazing golf course, two tennis courts, squash court, huge swimming pools, well..."

"... day The pier bar So much to do tennis squash pool tables table tennis darts great gym new 9 hole mini golf course free Kayaks and catamaran Lovely food lots of choice free water at all meals So much goes in to..."

Tikitam Palms Boutique Hotel, hotel in Zanzibar Archipelago

Breakfast included

2. Tikitam Palms Boutique Hotel

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92 reviews

#2 Best Value of 2 Zanzibar Archipelago Golf Hotels

"The hotel staff and service makes the experience special. They treat the guests in a very special way. Everyone is smiling and happy, you cannot help but have fun. The place is good if you are looking for a quite..."

"If you cherish privacy, silence, a bit of wilderness and good cuisine you can’t go wrong with the place. Absolutely recommend the resort-stylish villas/rooms, great service, monkeys in the morning and cats in the..."

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