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Garden Room · Sunrise Room
A sanctuary of thirty-three villas set among the gardens of the Michamvi peninsula.
Villa types across the resort — every one of them opening onto its own garden or terrace.
Maya Zanzibar sits at the heart of the Michamvi peninsula — a resort of thirty-three villas, each one opening onto its own private garden and terrace.
Standard or Deluxe — both wrapped in the same quiet, garden-side calm. Pick the size that fits your stay.
Garden Room · Sunrise Room
Swahili Suite · Family Bungalow
Zanzibar runs on two calendars — the monsoon and the dry season. We plan the day around the island, not the clock.
Swahili-inspired plates of the freshest catch the fishers bring in — served by the pool, in the gardens and on the rooftop.
Considered service, quietly delivered — so the hours disappear the way they should on holiday.
Thirty-three villas with private terraces, plunge pools and views across the tropical gardens.
Swahili flavours, fresh island cooking and daily-changing menus shaped by the morning's markets.
The resort's highest point — cocktails, slow music and the best sunsets in Michamvi.
A full programme of movement and rest, from sunrise flow to deep relaxation.
Daily classes in an open-sided dome that frames the gardens while you move.
Massages, facials and treatments rooted in island botanicals and Zanzibari ritual.
A compact, well-kept gym so the routine doesn't have to wait until you get home.
A generous swimming pool, a few steps from the villa terraces.
Landscaped gardens, shaded loungers and quiet corners throughout the resort.
Every villa at Maya is crowned with its own private rooftop, a secluded retreat where time slows and every moment is yours to savour.
Begin your day with sunrise and freshly brewed coffee, bask in the warmth of the Zanzibar sun, or retreat to your private bathtub for a soothing floral bath surrounded by the gentle sounds of nature. As evening falls, sip a handcrafted cocktail, watch the sky transform with the colours of sunset, and unwind beneath a canopy of stars.
Designed for moments of relaxation, romance and quiet reflection, The Rooftop is your personal sanctuary above it all — an elevated space to reconnect with nature, celebrate life's special moments, and embrace the effortless rhythm of island living.
Begin your journey with Maya's distinctive welcome, inspired by the traditions of Zanzibar. Guests are greeted with thoughtful local touches that reflect the warmth and authenticity of island hospitality.
Our dedicated team is available to personalise your stay, from arranging island excursions and cultural experiences to private celebrations, transfers, and bespoke itineraries.
Private airport transfers can be arranged to ensure a seamless journey to and from the resort.
Stay connected throughout the resort with complimentary high-speed wireless internet.
Maya offers a peaceful atmosphere where guests can fully unwind, reconnect, and embrace the art of slow living.
Nine quiet reasons the resort stays sharp in the memory long after the flight home.
Perched on the idyllic Michamvi peninsula — lush gardens, warm hospitality and front-row island sunsets.
Landscaped gardens and a generous swimming pool reserved for our guests.
Thirty-three spacious villas, each with generous living space and your own terrace or plunge pool.
Swahili-inspired menus and the freshest island produce, served by the pool, in the gardens and on the rooftop.
Serenité Spa, daily yoga in the Yoga Dome and a fitness centre to keep the body as rested as the mind.
A serene, romantic atmosphere with no crowds — just space, stillness and each other.
From arrival to departure, a dedicated team tends to every detail before you think to ask.
Earn and redeem points on every stay as part of the Marriott Bonvoy family at Tribute Portfolio.
Spice farm tours, forest walks and village visits — arranged exactly the way you want them.
The Michamvi peninsula is Zanzibar's overlooked edge — a stretch of quiet countryside where forest, spice farms and honest village life unfold beyond the resort. From the resort, every part of it is close.
Rolling farm country, spice groves and quiet lanes — the peninsula stays peaceful all year round.
Golden mornings over the gardens, and evenings the rooftop was built for.
Walk the forest trails, visit the spice farms or spend a slow afternoon in a village.
Red colobus monkeys, forest trails and the low hum of the island beyond the gardens.
Village life, spice farms and Swahili cooking — a Zanzibar that still feels genuinely itself.
Seven outings worth taking — each one easy to arrange from the resort.
A labyrinth of stone alleys, spice markets and centuries of layered history.
The island's last indigenous forest, home to the rare red colobus monkey.
Hundreds of free-flying butterflies in a shaded tropical garden — a gentle outing for all ages.
Clove, vanilla, nutmeg and cardamom — the reason the island earned its name.
One of the oldest Islamic buildings in East Africa, set in a quiet village in the island's south.
Cook a Swahili meal from market to table with a local host in a village kitchen.
A quiet record of the light, the gardens and the long afternoons between them.