Maybe there is a nicer sea than this, but I would recommend it anyway for the vibe. Often windy, it is the perfect place for Kite Surfing (wonderful); suitable for boys because full of evenings, nightlife and beautiful clubs on the sea. Long beach subject to important variable tides (in the morning there is almost always low tide and it is beautiful, with a dream water). Advantage: Cozy and shawl-like surroundings; even chic venues are cheap and open in the end. They do not bother you and are not insistent, indeed you can almost even sit without consuming. Disadvantage: the Maasai. The beach and the clubs are dominated by it. I found her a useless and annoying, harassing and rude presence. Especially because they are not real Masai, but little boys in disguise who know nothing about Masai culture or traditions. Unbearable and fake, their purpose would be to entertain you but they won't leave you a moment alone.

As always we go to Paje Beach, which I think is one of the most beautiful beaches in Zanzibar for the white of its sand, very long and wide, its crystal clear sea with a blinding turquoise color! However this August when we went we immediately noticed that the sea was blue green, it did not have the same color as always! This anomaly I also found in Jambiani in some stretches in December and January, it was explained to me that it is a plant that releases this greenish color that colors the sea water. Apart from that, where we go, which is not in the central Paje, but more 'secluded relaxation is assured, and even the bath is done quietly as there are few kites. Paje is a lively town on the south-east coast, which I especially recommend to young people looking for recreation, sports and entertainment, as there is a different party every night! but also to families looking for amenities. It is well served, there are restaurants, bars, supermarkets, shops, banks, petrol station, private clinics, in short, there is everything for a perfect stay.

Paje is a vibrant and beautiful place to visit when you are in Zanzibar. The beach is beautiful and there is plenty of entertainment for and by all water sports enthusiasts. There are nice beach bars where you can have a drink or eat. It is not very busy and there is a mix of locals and mainly travelers, which creates a cozy/relaxed atmosphere. On the road to the beach there are more than 50 shops that sell souvenirs (almost all the same ;)). Definitely a nice place to visit.

Paje Beach holds a special place in my heart after my visit. The first thing that struck me was the sheer beauty of the endless white sands meeting the turquoise waters—it felt like stepping into a postcard. The mornings were magical, with the tide out, revealing shallow pools where you could walk far into the ocean, surrounded by serenity

There is a low tide around 2 pm so practically you cannot swim but it was a very nice geographical phenomena to see. We waded through the water for a long distance and had a swim. Otherwise the water level is normal and you can swim anytime of the day

Beautiful beach, nice cooling and soothing breeze. Heaven for kiters! Good swimming, no problems with the tidal water. Be aware of shards of glass and animal poo, watch carefully or keep footwear on. Very contact seeking hawkers, you won't spend many minutes alone here if you stop moving.

Beautiful, idyllic beach. At low tide you can walk across the sandbanks at high tide it’s perfectly fine to swim - in fact a dip in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean is not to be missed. Walking along the beach the constant breeze is very welcome in the hot season. The only downside is the number of beach vendors and hawkers, they are not aggressively persistent but they are consistent. However this is something to be aware of rather than be put off by.

Very beautiful beach in the south east of zanzibar with alot of kite surfers.fine sand,clear and warm water. We stayed in jambiani but made our way over to paje everyday. The tides change all the time and when its low tide you can enjoy a reef walk. It was very easy to arrange our activities with Babli +255 756 983 368 . You can any activities in zanzibar while staying in paje beach.

Paje beach is comparatively less busy than Nungwi and Kendwa and a bit laid back. Kite surfing is the one of the interesting activities to do in Paje beach owing to its favourable winds, shallow water and lack of sea urchins. Its also referred to as the Kite Capital of Zanzibar.

Loved Page Beach! We drove all the way from Nungwi as we were told it was worth the drive. The beach is incredible, although the sea has a very low tide and you end up walking a lot to get in the water. But it is amazing! And the hotels there are great. You can hire a beach bed and just enjoy the day. There are a lot of cafes and restaurants right in the beach. (Special mention for Delight Pizzeria. Very good!)