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Boat charter in Zanzibar
Departing from Zanzibar, Azam Marine
Azam Marine operates a five-catamaran fleet from Zanzibar, Tanzania, offering a home port for yacht charters in one of East Africa's most distinctive sailing regions. The fleet comprises catamarans exclusively, providing stable platforms suited to the Indian Ocean's variable…
Azam Marine operates a five-catamaran fleet from Zanzibar, Tanzania, offering a home port for yacht charters in one of East Africa's most distinctive sailing regions. The fleet comprises catamarans exclusively, providing stable platforms suited to the Indian Ocean's variable conditions and the archipelago's shallow anchorages and coral environments.
Based in Zanzibar, the charter operation connects guests to waters shaped by monsoon patterns and dotted with spice-island history. The catamarans' shallow draft and spacious deck designs make them well-suited to exploring the region's protected bays and nearby atolls. From this base, one day-charter experience is available, offering an introduction to local waters and the character of sailing in the Zanzibar channel.
The multi-hull configuration across the entire fleet ensures consistency in handling and comfort, whether cruising between islands or anchoring in the shallow grounds that define much of the archipelago. Azam Marine's Zanzibar location positions guests at the gateway to both the Tanzanian coast and the broader Indian Ocean sailing grounds.
Boats departing from this port
Fleet departing from this marina · 5 boats available · 5 of 5 shown
Ranking: popularity and listing quality on Stayinto.
Helia 44 - 4 + 2 cab. - Knyps - 2018
From 925 € / night
Leopard 48 - 4 + 2 cab. - Sunday Kinga - 2016
From 925 € / night
Lagoon 450 F - 4 + 2 cab. - Butterfly - 2016
From 925 € / night
Lagoon 46 - 4 cab. - Sofia - 2019
From 1,309 € / night
Leopard 46 - 5 + 1 cab. - Blue Moon - 2026
From 1,156 € / night
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