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How to Spend 4 Days on the Spice Island

How to Spend 4 Days on the Spice Island

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When it comes to traveling in East Africa, most people associate this part of the continent with safaris and mountains; Kenya is home to the Maasai Mara and the wildebeest migration, while Tanzania is home to the Serengeti and Mount Kilimanjaro.

And while of course going on safari is a must-do in East Africa, it’s worth noting that that’s not the *only* thing to do here. For example, did you know that this part of the world is also home to some great beaches?

And you can find some of the best on the islands of Zanzibar.

Paje beach in Zanzibar
Paje beach

When I was planning an East Africa trip for myself and my…

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