The currency of Zanzibar

The currency of Zanzibar

If you are planning a trip to Zanzibar, it is important to know the local currency used on the island. In this guide, we will provide you with everything you need to know about the local currency.Β currency in Zanzibarincluding its name, value, exchange rate and where to exchange money.

The currency used in Zanzibar is the Tanzanian Shilling (TZS), which is also used on the mainland of Tanzania. However, on the island of Zanzibar, the Euro is widely accepted in most tourist places.

Value and exchange rate of the Zanzibar currency

The Tanzanian shilling has a relatively low value compared to other currencies. In March 2022, the exchange rate was approximately 2486 TZS per 1 euro.

It is important to note that exchange rates may vary depending on where you exchange your money and the time of year you visit Zanzibar. Therefore, it is advisable to check the current exchange rates before making any transactions.

Where to exchange money in Zanzibar

In Zanzibar, there are several options for exchanging foreign currency for Tanzanian shillings. One option is to use ATMs, which can be found in most tourist areas, including Stone Town andΒ Nungwi.

Currency can also be exchanged at banks and currency exchange offices in Stone Town and other tourist sites. It is important to check exchange rates and commissions before making any transactions.

It is possible that someΒ activitiesΒ if you book there you will be asked for cash. If you want to save this cash you can book before arriving to the island.

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Tips for exchanging money in Zanzibar

To avoid scams and frauds, it is important to exchange money in reliable places, such as banks and licensed currency exchange offices. It is also recommended to carry Euros in cash, as it is widely accepted in Zanzibar.

It is important to carry a sufficient amount of cash when visiting remote areas of the island, as there may not be ATMs or places to exchange foreign currency.

The Tanzanian shilling is the currency used in Zanzibar. Foreign currency can be exchanged at banks, currency exchange offices and ATMs in tourist areas. It is important to check exchange rates and commissions before making any transactions. To avoid scams, it is advisable to exchange money in reliable places and to carry a sufficient amount of cash when visiting remote areas of the island. And I think you have all the information you need to travel and enjoy Zanzibar without any problems. Enjoy Zanzibar!

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