6 Degrees South
About
Set on Zanzibar, 6 Degrees South is a local business at Plot 60, Waterfront Shangani St, Zanzibar, Tanzania. This waterfront address places it on the Shangani street frontage, within reach of Stone Town and its historic lanes. The venue operates on Zanzibar, the main island of an Indian Ocean archipelago.
6 Degrees South is known for its position along the Waterfront Shangani St stretch, where passing trade and island visitors meet. A rating of 4.3 out of 5, drawn from 2,007 reviews, reflects a steady stream of feedback from those who have stopped by. The venue suits couples and solo visitors who want a central base while exploring Stone Town, and families will find the location easy to reach on foot. Repeat custom and word of mouth have kept the review count climbing over time.
The listing carries five photos that show the setting ahead of a first visit. The venue maintains a website at http://www.6degreessouth.co.tz/ for those planning ahead. Opening hours are not part of the published details, so timing a visit around the waterfront's daily rhythm is worthwhile.
Zanzibar's tropical climate brings a drier stretch from May to September, which suits outdoor plans. Island cooking draws on fresh seafood with South Asian, African and French touches, so meals here sit within that wider culinary tradition. International flights and inter-island ferries and flights connect the archipelago, while English, French and local languages are spoken across the islands. First-time visitors should expect a central waterfront setting near Stone Town, with Nungwi and Paje among the other areas worth adding to an island itinerary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book a table at 6 Degrees South in Stone Town?
6 Degrees South is located at Plot 60, Waterfront Shangani St, Zanzibar, close to Stone Town on the waterfront. Its website, http://www.6degreessouth.co.tz/, is the place to arrange a table before you arrive.
What kind of food does 6 Degrees South serve on Zanzibar?
6 Degrees South sits at Plot 60, Waterfront Shangani St in Zanzibar, where Indian Ocean island cooking blends fresh seafood with South Asian, African and French influences. The kitchen follows that coastal style, so diners can expect seafood-led dishes shaped by those culinary traditions.
When is the driest time of year to eat at 6 Degrees South?
Zanzibar's drier season generally runs from May to September, which suits a meal at 6 Degrees South on Waterfront Shangani St. The island's tropical climate means the rest of the year brings more rain, so the middle months are the most dependable for waterfront dining.
Which nearby places can I combine with a trip to 6 Degrees South?
From 6 Degrees South on Waterfront Shangani St, guests can pair a visit with Stone Town, which sits close by on the same waterfront. Other spots on the island include Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje, Jambiani, Bwejuu, Kiwayu and Matemwe for those extending their Zanzibar itinerary.
How do travellers rate 6 Degrees South compared with other Zanzibar spots?
6 Degrees South holds a rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 2,007 reviews, reflecting steady approval from visitors to its Waterfront Shangani St setting. That score places it among the reviewed dining addresses on the island, and its website is http://www.6degreessouth.co.tz/.
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