Zanzibar, one of the most beautiful islands of the Indian Ocean fits perfectly into the Dreamhouses concept.

The dream of owning your own home or hotel on the beach is achievable here, even if you do not have substantial financial resources.

What speaks for investing in real estate in Zanzibar:

1. Low cost of purchasing a plot;
2. Possibility to purchase a plot without a local partner.
3. Regulated legal status related to the acquisition of real estate by foreigners
4. Not high construction costs.
5. Exoticism, unique views, wonderful cuisine, safety, friendly surroundings.
6. Relatively short flight from Europe (directly 8 and a half hours)

The cost of a plot in Zanzibar:

The cost of purchasing land depends on the location of the property. The most expensive are obviously plots located on the first line of the coast in well-known towns. Their availability is constantly decreasing. Large plots are relatively cheaper. The average cost of purchasing a plot of about 2000 m² on the first line of the coast, in a well-known tourist town, is about $300,000. Smaller plots can be bought on the second line of the coast for about $50,000 to $70,000. A kilometer from the beach, we offer plots for even $15,000. Plots for large investments and inland can still be bought at a very attractive price.

Zanzibar is the largest Tanzanian island, located in the Indian Ocean. It captivates with the sapphire color of the water and the snow-white sand on the beach. Zanzibar practically has a tourist season all year round, only April and May can be considered the rainy season, as it happens that it rains every day for a while then.

Zanzibar is called a magical island. It is incomparable with other exotic corners of the world.

For those interested in the land purchase offer, we organize a stay on-site at attractive prices, including island tours and, of course, viewing of the plots.

If you decide to make a purchase, we will recommend a European law firm (Warsaw) that, in cooperation with local lawyers, will safely conduct the property purchase.

We are currently offering properties for sale in Bwejuu. Bwejuu is a village located on the eastern coast of the island, near Paje. The two villages are connected by a sandy stretch of coastline, so you can move from one beach to the other by a 20-minute walk. Bwejuu beach is extensive and sandy, covered with white, fine as powdered sugar sand. Characteristic of Bwejuu are the tides.

Bwejuu is a village where the stone houses of the natives are still preserved. Walking in the evening, you can see fires burning in front of houses, smell the scent of local spices and smoke. Herds of cows and goats wander between the stone houses. Women dressed in colorful African robes still carry baskets on their heads. In this peaceful village, you can find peace and friends, as currently, the beachfront lands are leased mainly to Europeans for private villas, hotels, and guesthouses.

The vibrant Paje is located a 20-minute walk along the beach from Bwejuu. In Paje, there are about 40 restaurants that offer exquisite local food, seafood, and fruit smoothies. Paje is also the island's second center for Kitesurfing due to the excellent conditions – wind and shallow water near the shore. In the evening, the beach comes alive to the rhythm of African sounds, local discos organize parties every day, during which you can see dancing groups of Masai

The process of purchasing property in Zanzibar.

In Zanzibar, one purchases a "lease," which is comparable to perpetual usufruct. It can be sold and is inheritable by heirs. Currently, it is granted for 33 years with the possibility of extension. There is an annual fee for the lease - for example, for a plot of 400 m², it is about 300 dollars. Unfortunately, the path to obtaining a lease is long, and the legal procedure for purchasing property takes about a year, but after obtaining a document called Land Transfer, one can practically start investments on the plot. Tanzanian law and local customs have their own rules, so purchasing such property necessarily requires the involvement of an experienced lawyer.

Od stycznia 2023 roku osoby prywatne mogą dokonać zakupu nieruchomości na Zanzibarze tylko po uprzednim założeniu firmy i rejestracji w Zanzibar Investment Promotion Authority (ZIPA).