Published September 17, 2026
Zanzibar drew one of the more relaxed assignments in AFCON 2027 — matches split between Amaan Stadium and the newer Fumba Stadium, both within easy reach of the island's beaches, spice farms and Stone Town's old quarter. If your tickets put you here rather than Dar es Salaam or Arusha, you've landed the host city built for filling gaps between fixtures with something other than another city.
Zanzibar is small enough that you're never more than an hour or two from a stadium, which means the usual either/or between "watch football" and "go on holiday" mostly disappears here:
Zanzibar connects easily to Arusha and the Serengeti by short domestic flight, so if you've got matches in more than one city, it's worth building the trip as mainland-safari-first, island-and-football-second (or the reverse) rather than bouncing back and forth. See our full Zanzibar guide for what else is worth the time.
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