Riu Jambo Zanzibar and the Simple Joy of the Sea

Riu Jambo Zanzibar and the Simple Joy of the Sea

Jonas Becker
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There are certain hotels that go under the radar. Others join in and make the holiday. Riu Jambo Zanzibar would be considered more towards the second than to the first. It is located right next to Nungwi Beach on the northern coast of the island, white sand and palms in front of it and the Indian Ocean.

Table Of Content
  1. A Beach Worth Waking Up For
  2. Comfortable Rooms and Poolside Afternoons
  3. Food and Views over the Sea
  4. Final Thought
  5. FAQs

The resort is rather busy, particularly near the pools, but mornings may be delightfully slow. From Riu Jambo Zanzibar, it could be the sea breeze, the waves rushing or simply no place in particular to be. That's sometimes all that a day requires.

A Beach Worth Waking Up For

The water in Nungwi is crystal-clear and the sand beach is slightly whitish. The view is from the beach of Riu Jambo Zanzibar, looking out over the ocean. The water appears to shift colours when it is a sunny day and the sun moves across the sky.

Some guests curl up and lie on loungers whereas some of them go swimming or walk around the sandy beach. The and the air changes throughout the day. The early hours are quiet, but the things that can be seen near the shore get busier during the afternoon. A mention was made of the sunsets. The north coast is a beautiful area in which to witness sunsets over the ocean. Orange and pink hues may appear on the horizon during that final portion of daylight, lending the last moments of the day an added suppleness alongside its beauty, even on hectic ones.

Comfortable Rooms and Poolside Afternoons

As far as having a room goes, Riu Jambo Zanzibar is primary for making men chill out and rest in between sun-draped days on the beach. It's modern interior and comfortable with such facilities as air conditioning. Double rooms, family rooms and ocean view (category dependent).

Outside the rooms, the resort is home to four outdoor swimming pools and a kid friendly pool. One features a swim up bar, so afternoons can be pretty swinger-ish. Other beaches are less crowded; the beaches turn away from people. There's just more to the family life at Riu Jambo Zanzibar. The RIU Land kids' club offers activities for younger kids while adults can participate in fitness activities or remain for water sports. Shade is more inviting then an intensive afternoon of activities and potentially a cold beverage.

Food and Views over the Sea

Dining is a welcome break during the day at Riu Jambo Zanzibar. This 24-hour all inclusive package includes activities, entertainment, drinks and food & snacks. The buffet restaurant is available as well as restaurants offering Italian and Asian cuisine. Fascinatingly, the areas that are extendable over the ocean and utilized for dining are memorable. A wooden walkway leads towards restaurants and a bar above the water. Not exactly the same as being seated at a regular dining room, as though. Evenings at Riu Jambo Zanzibar can include music, shows and a drink by the sea. Some nights may feel lively. On other evenings, an evening stroll after supper is sufficient.

Final Thought

While Riu Jambo Zanzibar offers all the comfort of a big all-inclusive resort, its location on Nungwi Beach adds some of the taste. Pools, meals and activities are nearby along with the ocean never being out of arm's reach. For those who are more family or couple oriented, the resort is where the little things could be etched into their memories.

FAQs

Where is Riu Jambo Zanzibar located?

It is on Nungwi Beach, on the northern coast of Zanzibar, Tanzania.

Is the resort all-inclusive?

Yes. It offers 24-hour all-inclusive service with meals, drinks, snacks and selected entertainment.

Are there activities for children?

Yes. Families can enjoy a children's pool and the RIU Land kids' club.

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