#naku-penda

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nostalgia, ultra

[soulmusicsongs]

Naku Penda - Mfalme (Naku Penda, 1976)

[4yearstogether2020]

Eu te amo em todos os idomas.

Portugues - Eu te amo Mandarim - Wo ai ni Inglês - I love you Espanhol - Te quiero / Te amo Francês - Je t'aime Alemão - Ich liebe dich Italiano - Ti amo Japonês - Aishiteru Coreano - Saranghae Russo - Ya tebya liubliu Árabe - Ana behibak Hebraico - Ani ohev otach Turco - Seni seviyorum Hindi - Main tumse pyar karta hoon Bengali - Ami tomake bhalobashi Grego - S'agapo Sueco - Jag älskar dig Norueguês - Jeg elsker deg Dinamarquês - Jeg elsker dig Holandês - Ik hou van je Polonês - Kocham cię Tcheco - Miluji tě Eslovaco - Milujem ťa Húngaro - Szeretlek Romeno - Te iubesc Sérvio - Volim te Croata - Volim te Búlgaro - Obicham te Esloveno - Ljubim te Albanês - Te dua Macedônio - Te sakam Islandês - Ég elska þig Finlandês - Rakastan sinua Estoniano - Ma armastan sind Lituano - Aš tave myliu Letão - Es tevi mīlu Vietnamita - Em yêu anh Tailandês - Phom rak khun (homens) / Chan rak khun (mulheres) Filipino - Mahal kita Malaio - Saya cintakan awak Indonésio - Saya cinta kamu Swahili - Nakupenda Zulu - Ngiyakuthanda Xhosa - Ndiyakuthanda Sesotho - Ke a go rata Tswana - Ke a go rata Suaíli - Naku penda Basco - Maite zaitut Catalão - T'estimo Galês - Rwy'n dy garu di Irlandês - Tá grá agam ort Escocês-Gaélico - Tha gaol agam ort Faroês - Eg elski teg Gaélico - Is tu gràdh na h-alba Bielorrusso - Ja ciabie kachaju Maltês - Jien inħobbok Esperanto - Mi amas vin Kazakh - Men seni jaksy kuremіn Quirguiz - Menin seni süyöm Azerbaijano - Mən səni sevirəm Georgiano - me shens miq'varxar Armênio -Es kez sirum em Assamês - Mo̱i to̱mak bhal po̱ŋkho̱ Caxemira - Main tujhse pyar karta hoon Nepalês - Ma tapailai maya garchhu Oriá - Mu tumaku bhalapaee Panjabi - Main tainu pyaar karda haan Somali - Waan ku jeclahay Tajique - Man toro dust medoram Ucraniano - Ya tebe kokhaju Urdu - Main tum se pyar karta hoon Uzbeque - Men seni sevaman Yoruba - Mo nifẹ rẹ Zulu - Ngiyakuthanda

[luvieur]

purrty hair <3 submission: @naku-penda

[zoodden]

Mfalme - Naku Penda, from the album  Let Your Soul Fly, Released in US 1976 on Asante.

[sk-lumen]

Saying "I Love You" in 20 languages...

Arabic (modern) - Ana uhibbuka

Danish - Jeg elsker dig

Dutch - Ik hou van jou

Finnish - Mina rakastan sinua

French - Je t'aime

German - Ich liebe dich

Greek - S'agapo

Hawaiian - Aloha wau ia 'oe

Italian - Ti amo

Japanese - Aishiteru

Korean - Sarang hae

Mandarin - Wo ai ni

Polish - Kocham cie

Portuguese - Eu te amo

Romanian- Te lubesc

Russian - Ya lyublyu tebya

Slovak - Lubim ta

Spanish - Te amo

Swahili - Naku penda

Swedish - Jag älskar dig

[moderndaybrando]

Naku Penda pia, Naku Taka pia, Mpenziwe

[curatopia]

🥀sound on🥀 I sampled this coconut~rose bath today and loved it so much.. so very much. It was delicious. . There is not even a drop of oil or essential oil in here but the rose and coconut scents come through from their powders. The coconut milk powder also acts as an incredible moisturizer, leaving you oh so soft. . The Dead Sea salts being rich in magnesium, potassium, and sodium (amongst other minerals) assist with inflammation, muscle soreness, blood circulation, skin diseases, depression, the list goes on. . There is also pink clay in the mix, drawing out impurities, and moisturizing you further. . The one lonesome pink himalayan salt bath with vanilla powder and rose hips and petals (above), I have not tried yet.. but I am so looking forward to it. Lots of lovely testing going on♥️ . By the way.. ever wonder what the woman says in the beginning of Michael Jackson’s song “Liberian Girl”? {Swahili: Naku penda pia Naku taka pia Mpenziwe} {English translation: "I love you too I want you too My love"} #imelt . . . #bathtime #selfcare #motherhood #marriage #datenight #cleanse #herbalism #apothecary #health #herbaldj #beauty #seekthesimplicity #ritual #music #michaeljackson #pinkclay #deadseasalt #pursuepretty #hydrate #womanhood #slowdown #rose #herbalincense #smallbusiness #smallbatch #etsy

[waqasamjadme]

Romantic Words and How To Use Them

 Romantic Words and How To Use Them

We expect romantic emotions should be expressed on a regular basis. So in case you are having bother discovering the appropriate phrases to soften your lover’s coronary heart, you should utilize any of the various romantic phrases listed beneath.

We've got additionally featured romance recommendation in addition to quotes and poems as regards to sensual love from some celebrities and nice thinkers!

 1 Record of Romantic Phrases

2 Synonyms of Romantic

3 Romantic Gestures

4 Saying “I like you” in numerous languages

5 Well-known Romantic Quotes

6 Romance Poems

LIST OF ROMANTIC WORDS

Here's a record of phrases that may be utilized to your object of affection to induce romantic emotions:

Lovely

Alluring

Wonderful

 Angelic

Engaging

Lovely

Bodacious

Charming

Charming

Cherishable

Darling

Desirous

Enchanting

Erotic

 Everlasting

Excitable

Flirtatious

Pleasant

Beautiful

Good-looking

Heavenly

Ideally suited

Intoxicating

 Kissable

Beautiful

Marriable

Sensual

Attractive

Delicate

Candy

Tempting

Fantastic

 SYNONYMS OF ROMANTIC

The next are actually sturdy synonyms for romantic. Merely put, these phrases can be utilized to exchange the phrase “romantic”:

Amorous

Bewitched

Courting

Mushy

Lovey-dovey

Infatuated

Fond

Lovesick

Passionate

Sexual

Intimate

Passionate

 ROMANTIC GESTURES

True romance requires fixed enter to remind your important different how a lot you care. Listed below are some small but highly effective gestures that ought to have the specified impact of expressing your love:

Shopping for a drink for the item of your affection’s mom or father

Texting or sending a DM to your sweetheart saying ‘I like you’

Shopping for the one you love a replica of their favourite e-book or CD

Watching the one you love’s favourite tv program with her or him, even should you don’t significantly take pleasure in it

Having the braveness to inform a secret crush how you're feeling about her or him

Acknowledging the one you love on birthdays, anniversaries and naturally Valentine’s Day

Reminding him/her of what initially attracted you to him/her

Providing to pay the invoice that somebody you care about could have incurred

  Making casual plans together with your sweetheart on your future marriage ceremony

Taking him/her on a suspense-filled date, the place he/she received’t know the ultimate vacation spot till you will have reached it

Cooking the favourite meal of the one you love (together with his/her help, if essential!

Dedicating a track to your important different on his/her favourite radio station

Performing a foot therapeutic massage on the one you love after he/she returns dwelling from a tough day at work

Ordering a pizza on your sweetheart, full together with his/her favourite toppings

Complimenting or throwing a private occasion for the one you love for one thing she or he could have achieved at work, even when it’s seemingly insignificant

Writing a personalised poem for the one you love, even should you’re not a superb poet

Accompanying your accomplice the following time she or he has a physician’s appointment

Listening intently the following time your accomplice speaks about one thing bothering him/her

Donating cash to your accomplice’s favourite charity or trigger

Shopping for the one you love a field of candies or no matter his or her favourite high-priced snack could also be for no particular purpose.

 SAYING “I LOVE YOU” IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

One other very romantic factor you are able to do on your accomplice is professing your like to him/her in a distinct language. The next are easy methods to say the phrase “I like you” in a number of the in style languages of the world:

Swedish: “Jag älskar dig”

Swahili: “Naku penda”

Spanish: “Te quiero”

Russian: “Ya lyublyu tebya”

Portuguese: “Eu te amo”

Mandarin: “Wo ai ni”

Korean: “Sarang hae”

Japanese: “Aishiteru”

Italian: “Ti amo”

Greek: “S’agapo”

German: “Ich liebe dich”

French: “Je t’aime”

Dutch: “Ik hou van jou”

Arabic: “Ana uhibbuka”

 FAMOUS ROMANTIC QUOTES

You aren't alone in the case of falling in love! Some outstanding individuals have gone by the identical factor and may present deep perception on easy methods to method the world of romance:

Romance is the glamour which turns the mud of on a regular basis life right into a golden haze. Carolyn Gold Heilbrun

Vulnerability is the essence of romance. Ashton Kutcher

It’s enjoyable to get misplaced in love and romance. Brittany Murphy

Husbands and wives, first be devoted to one another. Second, maintain the romance going all your life by courting one another every single day. Zig Ziglar

I'm a greater particular person after I let myself have the time for love and for love. Diane Kruger

There is no such thing as a disgrace in saying all of us wish to be beloved by somebody. Sean Penn

Romance is every part. Gertrude Stein

The trick to nice romance is in overcoming adversity, in realizing that love is price some uphill climbs. Sarah MacLean

There aren’t guidelines in a romance, to allow them to be performed any variety of methods. Sydney Pollack

I'm identical to every other woman, a sucker for love. Amber Heard

By no means shut your lips to these whom you will have already opened your coronary heart. Charles Dickens

Generally you get up from a dream. Generally you get up in a dream. And typically, each every now and then, you get up in another person’s dream. Richelle Mead

Romance is considering your important different, if you find yourself alleged to be desirous about one thing else. Nicholas Sparks

 ROMANCE POEMS

Listed below are some romance poems, many from days lengthy gone, that can illustrate how your overwhelming emotions of affection are nothing new! I’m glad that I met you alongside the way in which In order that I can romance you all of the day. Nameless

Her gesture, movement, and her smiles, Her wit, her voice my coronary heart beguiles, Beguiles my coronary heart, I do know not why, And but, I’ll love her until I die. Thomas Ford

She walks in magnificence, just like the evening Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s better of darkish and shiny Meet in her side and her eyes. Lord Tennyson

I like thee as I like the tone Of some soft-breathing flute Whose soul is waked for me alone, When all beside is mute. Eliza Acton

Love seeks not Itself to please, Nor for itself hath any care; However for one more provides its ease, And builds a Heaven in Hells despair. William Blake

My love is such that Rivers can't quench, Nor ought however love from thee, give recompense. Thy love is such I can no approach repay, The heavens reward thee manifold I pray. Anne Bradstreet

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[udnursingstudyabroad]

January 23rd 2018

Hello world! Today had a glorious start because we got to sleep in! Granted, it was only till 8 am, but every extra hour counts.  On today’s agenda, we had a presentation scheduled for the Tanzanian sisters. Three separate groups prepared a slideshow to discuss important topics about nursing care in the United States and Tanzania. The topics were best practices, ethics in nursing, and compassionate nursing care.  We were told that many sisters would be coming to learn from us and even receive an educational certificate, so we were all a little anxious on the drive over. The presenters left the Outpost Lodge first to set up. I was a part of one of the groups along with Morgan, Mary, and Rachel Weyd. I know my nerves were a little high when we pulled up outside of Ngarenaro. The clinic already looked busy, filling up with patients for the day. We walked up to the conference room to find another meeting underway. We waited quietly in the back of the room for it to finish which delayed our setup time. When the meeting was over, the rest of our group filed in, along with some of the sisters who had come to watch.  Everything was ready to go in a few minutes, and my group was scheduled to present first. It wasn’t long until we realized we were running on African time. Sister Jane, who was tasked with introducing us, ran almost an hour late. We were stressed about making people wait just for an introduction, but formalities are a bit ig part of this culture, and no one seemed to mind but us. Hey, TIA (This Is Africa)! Finally, she arrived and began her long introduction. She welcomed us and thanked everyone for coming and learning from our experience here in Tanzania. We then started or presentation on best practices, which included topics such as timing of assessments, estimation of gestational age, sterile procedures, kangaroo care, and breastfeeding. As we talked, the sisters took notes and appeared interested in the material. Next, Riley, Maddie, Rachel Miller, and Jenna reviewed the seven ethics of patient rights in nursing care. A doctor at the front of the room admitted that he had not heard of all of the rights so this was a good sign that we were teaching new and important information to these care providers. The last group consisted of Colleen, Bhavana, Jess, and Alyssa. They presented the seven rights of maternity care. Although some of this presentation was similar to the one before it, both groups did a great job of giving thorough explanations and examples about the topics and their differences. The last slideshow had two videos, which was a hit with the sisters.  Overall, the room was very receptive of the information, and there were many questions at the end. For example, a sister asked what we would do if our boss was sick and in the hospital. We explained that everyone should be treated equally, and if everyone receives the best care, then all care will be more efficient and effective. Of course, it wouldn’t be a good meeting if there wasn’t tea time! Snacks and sodas were passed around. After this mini lunch, we waited for certificates to be printed for the sisters. It was getting hot in the room, and some of us were getting antsy because it had already been three hours. It was all worth it when we realized the amazing gesture we were about to receive. Not only did the University of Delaware get three certificates for our contribution, but they also gave each and everyone of us a gift. Sister Jane and the city director presented us with a kanga. This is the colorful cloth that you can see all the babies wrapped in from our pictures in Tanzania. They explained that the kanga is used to keep babies warm after delivery, and they wanted to give each of us our own as a piece of Tanzania to take home. They first wrapped Lisa in a skirt and then draped a folded kanga over her shoulder to make a dress. Then each of us lined up, and they placed a kanga on our shoulders. The ceremony felt like a mini graduation, ending an important part of our educational journey. We then filed out downstairs to take pictures in front of the maternity ward. We took a big group picture, and the sisters loved taking individual pictures with the students. It was nice to see that the sisters wanted to remember us and were happy to have worked with us. Both the sisters and the students learned a lot from each other, most importantly how to compassionately care for our patients and one another. The next part of the day was the hardest part of the trip so far: saying goodbye to the Pippi House. The girls’ level of sweetness reached a new high when we arrived and they had decorated the whole place for us. There were streamers and balloons, and they even painted parts of the walls to brighten the place up! They were excited to show us what they were cooking. We all proceeded to talk and laugh, and some lucky people got their hair braided! It wouldn’t be a party at the Pippi House without dancing! The girls started us off, and then we joined in and got our groove on. Mary was front and center keeping up really well with the girls! At dinner time, the girls served us buffet style. The food included samosas, spaghetti, beans, rice, chili, and much more. They made sure that we all ate first, and even the little ones were patient. It was nice to eat a meal all together, and the food was delicious! Dancing ensued again until it was time for the second ceremony of the day. The Pippi House had printed us individual certificates with our pictures on them. They were dedicated to our contribution to the foundation. The best part of it all was they way the girls cheered as our names were called out. After each name, the girls roared and cheered for each of us. I’ve never felt more love and appreciation, and their cheers for us meant more than anything. Even graduation won’t top the amazing gratitude and love we felt from the girls we had only known for a week. As a send off, we danced to a few more songs. Even when the power went out, we kept the party going with Lisa’s speaker. When the time to say goodbye approached, emotions were at an all time high. There were tears, but there was also a lot of smiles, hugs, and laughter. Even after we got on the bus, the girls were leaning in through the windows to say goodbye one last time. It was one of the hardest things to leave them, but Siobhan assured us that we did make a difference in their lives and we will all remember each other forever. I have faith that some of us will even come back to see them again. This is not the last time UD will be with the Pippi House! Naku penda sana (I love you very much) girls. Thank you so much for you’re unwavering positivity and kindness. As a heads up to family and friends, today we are headed to an the Isotek camp that will have no WiFi and not the best service. We will keep in touch when we can and will be back in WiFi on Friday! Cheers, Jessie Ambler P.S. Love you Mom and Dad!

[fyleejoongi]

actor_jg: Miss you too so much Thanks my dear 📝✒✉😍 ฉันรักคุณ~♡ Ich liebe Dich 사랑합니다 여러부운~♡ 我爱你。~ Je t'aime Ik hou van jou I love you♥️ S'agapw Szeretlek ti amo あいしてる Ego te amo Jeg elsker deg Eu te amo Eu amo-te Te quiero / te amo / yo amor tu I mog di Mina armastan sind Minä rakastan sinua Saya cinta padamu Saya cintakan mu Saya cinta mu Ch-ha di gärn Khao Raak Thoe / chun raak ter Seni Seviyorum Naku penda Eg elska thig Jag älskar dig Te sakam gnoy oy na Goi Oi Lei Wa Ai Li Mahal Kita / Iniibig kita Volim te Wo Ai Ni Ngo Oi Nei Yalleh blutebeh / ya tebe kohayu Te iubesc yes kez shat em siroom Kocham Cie Main tumsey pyaar karta hoon Maine Pyar Kiya Ja te volim ljubim te Es m?u Tevi Ana Ahebak / Ana Bahibak Mea tum se pyaar karta hu Saya cinta mu Chanrackkun te dua Hmong Kuv Hlub Koj Toi yeu em Malteese Inhobbok hafna As Myliu Tave Ani ohevet ota Я тебя люблю(Ya tebya liubliu) Tora Doost Darem Khoshtm Auyt Ek is lief vir jou Tá mé i ngrá leat Tamil Naan Unnai Khadalikkeren Telugu Nenu Ninnu Premisthunnanu Mi amas vim Aloha wau ia 'oe Kulo tresno marang panjenengan Obicham te 😍✉😍✉♥️♥️

[awritesblur]

“The number you dialed is busy at the moment, please try again later.”

Pag busy tayo pareho, tandaan nalang natin na para rin to sating dalawa. :) At wag mong kakalimutan na mahal na mahal kita. :) Yun lang yung gusto kong sabihin sayo sa mga oras na di kita nakakausap. 

I love you.   Mahal kita. Ti amo.  Je t'aime. Sarang hae. Aishiteru. Wo ai ni. Ik hou van jou. Jeg elsker dig. Mina rakastan sinua. S'agapo. Ich liebe dich. Aloha wau ia 'oe. Lubim ta. Naku penda. Kocham cie. Te lubesc. Ya lyublyu tebya. Ina son ka. Volim te. Palangga ko ikaw. Guina higugma ko ikaw.

[soulmusicsongs]

Funky Bass in 21 songs

I’ve compiled another very subjective list with the 21 best songs with an awesome funky basslines.

Africa Is Home - Joe Mensah (Joe Mensah, 1975)

Born Black - The 4 Sensations With The Moonlighters Band (Born Black / Only Love Up Ahead (Don't Be Afraid), 1969)

Cold Water - Julius Brockington ‎(Sophisticated Funk, 1972)

Come Out Smokin' - The Panic Buttons (Come Out Smokin' / Bad Karma, 1969)

Dolana Ay Dolana - Mustafa Özkent (Gençlik İle El Ele, 1973)

Esperar Prá Ver - Evinha (Cartão Postal, 1971)

Fonky Flute - James Rivers (Fonky Flute / Unchained Melody, 1969)

Funky Down Easy - Jerry McCain (Welfare Cadillac Blues / Funky Down Easy, 1970)

Funky Soul Train - Robert Parker (Funky Soul Train / Robert & W.Q's Train, 1967)

Give a Damn About Your Feller Man (2) - Benny Gordon & The Soul Brothers (Give a Damn About Your Feller Man (1) / Give A Damn About Your Feller Man (2), 1971)

Grave Yard Creep - James Duhon (Grave Yard Creep - James Duhon / Color Me Soul - Talmadge Armstrong, 1974)

I Wish (A Way Out Of No Way) - Frances Moore & the East St. Louis Gospelettes (A Way Out Of No Way, 1979)

The Jed Clampett - The Sister And Brothers (The Jed Clampett - Part 1 / The Jed Clampett - Part 2, 1970)

Lay-Out - R. Conrado, A. Scuderi, P. Montanari (Bass Modulations, 1973)

Lets Be Free - Aktion (Celebration, 1977)

Marabuena - Charly Antolini's Power Dozen (Atomic Drums, 1972)

Naku Penda - Mfalme (Naku Penda, 1976)

Soul Chills (Vocal) (Part I) - Dede Soul And The Spidells (Soul Chills (Vocal) (Part I) /Soul Chills (Instrumental) (Part II), 1967)

Studio In Chiave Di Basso - I Marc 4 (I Marc 4, 1971)

That's How I Feel - Jiro Inagaki & His Soul Media (In The Groove, 1973)

You Stepped Into My Life - Melba Moore (This Is It, 1976)

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Top 10 basslines in Soul and Funk Music, part 3

Top 10 basslines in Soul and Funk Music, part 2

Top 10 basslines in Soul and Funk Music, part 1

[jay-arghh]

O projecto Naku Penda (pertencente à Jay Family meu Fã Clube) veio para ficar e fazer a diferença! E essa foi a nossa primeira acção humanitária... E a primeira faceta do projecto Naku Penda, em parceria com a Direção da Acção Social , proporcionou às crianças do Infantário Primeiro de Maio , um dia comemorativo alusivo ao seu dia (01/06) . Foi tão maravilhoso ver em cada carinha um sorrisão estampado! Sorriso de alegria. Sorriso de carinho. Sorriso de amor... Foi tão honroso vê-las felizes por sentirem o calor da nossa presença e do @mgbbyy_os_do_momento ! Foi incrível poder fazer parte delas (sentimento sem igual)... De salientar que o projecto Naku Penda não está apenas para as crianças. Mas para todos aqueles que São desprovidos de condições. Assim sendo, nos encontramos abertos a firmar parcerias com qualquer entidade . Estamos abertos também a receber apoios e patrocínios. Vamos ajudar à quem precisa e fazer sempre ,a diferença. @jay_family_official (at Cidade De Maputo - Moçambique) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByhqmhGj99m/?igshid=yenhufkccf2q

[justanotherhatedguy]

My love

You're the best thing it ever happened to me 💕 I love you Te amo Ek is lief vir jou Naku penda Ik hou van jou Je t'aime Ámote

[almightykilimanjaro]

Zanzibar Beach Holidays: Top 5 Beaches to Explore in Zanzibar

Whether you opt for solo travel, personal holiday trips with friends, or family, Zanzibar never ceases to amaze those traveling across the globe to Africa. With the high-end luxury hotel stay, lush green forests, a wide variety of wildlife, budget luxury safari, cool beaches, and amazing trekking spots, Zanzibar Beach Holidays allows you to experience your vacation in your way with tailor-made holiday packages. Along with the serene beaches to relax your soul, you will be surprised to see the extinct Red colobus monkey, servaline genets, and Zanzibar leopards.

 If you are exploring the top 5 beaches of Zanzibar then here are the recommendations for you.

 Nakupenda Beach

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Nakupenda beach - Naku Penda means 'I love you 'and it's true. You will feel loved on this Zanzibar Blue Beach Holiday. While walking, soothing sand scatters over your feet, sweet waves kissing your body. You can try out different things here like swimming, sunbathing, and snorkelling in the waters. After diving into the tides of the sea, you would love to have a sumptuous seaside lunch, including squid, grilled shrimps, octopus, and giant lobster. You can spend your entire day at the beach but if you are in a hurry, after you have your lunch you can ride to Prison Island.

 Nungwi Beach:

Want to witness amazing sunset views? Nungwi Beach, Zanzibar is located along the western coast to the northern tip of the island and offers beautiful sunset views. Click fantastic pictures for your social media accounts at this site. Visit rooftop bars to enjoy drinks while viewing the sunset. If you contact some locals, they can offer you a sunset cruise ride on a Dhow boat. Experience the views of picturesque shells and little aquatic animals.

 Pongwe Beach

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Pongwe Beach gives a pleasant opportunity to water sports lovers. Go swimming, snorkelling, and sunbathing with your buddies. This Beach is a fabulous base to head for various excursions: you can visit Stone Town and roam around spice farm. You can move to Prison Island to meet an endangered Giant Tortoise. Don't forget to visit, the Jozani Natural Forest Reserve which is home to the rare Red Colobus Monkey is a great place to see some wildlife along with the Butterfly Centre and Turtle Sanctuary nearby.

 Kendwa Beach:

While on Zanzibar Beach Holidays, one thing that will catch your eye is the sequence of resorts, hotels, and guesthouses. Kendwa Beach is stretched to 3km south of the tip of Zanzibar Island. Those who visit here, plan to stay here for at least 2 days and more. You can't stay bored because this attraction offers tons of water-based activities and you can swim in this chilled water all day long.

 Jambiani Beach

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Jambiani Beach is famous for its powdery white sand. It is a 7 km long beach outlined with palm trees. Like other beaches, here as well you can head out for water sports like wading, snorkelling, and diving. Enjoy the mesmerizing views of the marine during your Zanzibar Blue Beach Holiday. You can spend some quality time with your loved ones by enjoying the side shore winds. Love kitesurfing? This is the best spot for you.

 The Bottom Line

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Planning to book Zanzibar Blue Beach Holidays? At Dreams Adventures (TräumeAbenteuer) Ltd, superior service goes hand in hand, and we do our utmost to ensure that these two icons are met at every measure of your vacation. Dreams Adventures (TräumeAbenteuer) Ltd has an extended outstanding and highly professional staff team.

 We are deemed the most excellent team-building movement to enhance the communication among the team members and to initiate some immense memories through which they can share everything with us. Feel free to call us on +255717987749 or email us at almightykilimanjaro@gmail.com.