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Zanzibar, a tropical archipelago in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Tanzania, is a place of dazzling white beaches, turquoise waters and a history steeped in the spice and slave trades that once made it one of the richest ports of the East African coast. At its heart is Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a labyrinth of narrow alleys, carved wooden doors, bustling bazaars and crumbling Arab and Persian mansions — a unique blend of African, Arab, Indian and European cultures. Known as the Spice Island for its clove, nutmeg and cinnamon plantations, Zanzibar enchants with sunset dhow cruises, coral reefs and the birthplace of Freddie Mercury. It is one of the most romantic and culturally rich island destinations on Earth.