Website
Zanzibar Lion Park
Professional website for a wildlife conservation park near Nungwi, establishing their online presence for digital-first travellers.
- Client
- Zanzibar Lion Park
- Year
- 2025
- Status
- Completed
- Services
- Website Development
Zanzibar Lion Park is a wildlife conservation park located 8 KM from Nungwi, founded as part of the conservation journey started by Kilosas Conservation, a government-registered project committed to the preservation of flora and fauna. We designed and developed their website to establish an online presence that communicates their conservation mission and attracts visitors exploring Zanzibar's north coast.
Outcomes
- professional website establishing digital visibility for the park
- Online Presence
- clear presentation of the Kilosas Conservation mission and journey
- Conservation Storytelling
- easy-to-find visitor info for travellers exploring Zanzibar's north coast
- Tourist Accessibility
The challenge
Where we started
As a conservation-focused wildlife park in a tourism-heavy destination, Zanzibar Lion Park needed a professional web presence that could compete with the dozens of tour and attraction listings tourists browse before arriving on the island. Without a website, they were invisible to the digital-first traveller planning their Zanzibar itinerary online.
What we delivered
Scope of work
- 01
Full website design and development
- 02
Conservation mission and story presentation
- 03
Location and visitor information layout
- 04
Mobile-responsive design for on-the-go tourists
Our take
Not every project needs ten tools and a marketing funnel. Zanzibar Lion Park needed one thing: a clean, professional website that puts their conservation story in front of tourists before they hit the island. We built it, delivered it, and now the park has a digital front door that matches the real one.
How we shipped
Project timeline
01
Discovery & Design
1 week
Content gathering, site structure, and visual design
02
Development & Launch
2 weeks
Full site build, mobile optimization, and deployment
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Last updated: June 24, 2026