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Rooms

Breezes has four categories of room: Standard, Deluxe, Suite and Family Villa. They're located in the gardens behind the beach and are tastefully decorated in ivory tones, with cotton throws, teak and Zanzibari carvings. All are air conditioned and have en suite bathrooms, with only the Family Villa featuring a cable TV.

Location

The resort has a great location on Bwejuu Beach, a great slice of white sand on the east coast of Zanzibar.

Food and drink

There are several dining options to choose from. Salama serves breakfast buffets and three-course dinners, alternating with evening buffets. Breakers is the place to go for lunch, specialising in fresh seafood, while the Tides is a private dining experience for two, in an exclusive location overlooking the Indian Ocean.

For a refreshing drink, you can head to the Safari Bar if you're looking for a romantic setting, the Dhow Bar, which is great for a refreshing cocktail next to the pool, the Baraza Bar for whiskies and liqueurs and the Chai Room for tea, coffee and cakes. The evenings often feature traditional live entertainment.

Please note that men must wear long trousers for dinner.

Honeymooners

Honeymooners receive special touches such as a free bottle of wine, flowers and sundowners served in the room, and at certain times of the year, greatly discounted room rates.

Facilities and activities

Facilities include a large swimming pool, a fitness centre, a tennis court and a marine activities centre that offers kitesurfing, windsurfing, sailing and pedalos. There's also a PADI dive centre, offering diving and snorkelling equipment and tuition. Bikes can be hired to visit the local villages of Bwejuu, which is a traditional fishing village, and Paje.

For those looking to relax, the spa is ideal, offering a wide variety of facial, body, hand and foot treatments, as well as specialised massage techniques.

Internet access is available in the lobby and in all rooms for an additional charge.

Environmental and social responsibility

Breezes supports the local fishing village of Bwejuu by employing many of the villagers and buying the fresh fish caught by the local fishermen.