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Come to Pemba for authentic Swahili life, minus the crowds. On this lesser-visited island in the Zanzibar archipelago, the secret sister of its iconic neighbour, tourists are so rare you’ll be bombarded with smiles and waves. Devoutly Muslim, local women pass in veils and the ghostly ruins of tombs date back to the 17th century, when the Sultan of Muscat seized power. Then there’s the witchdoctors who mix herbal medicines and fishermen who sell their catch at the market in Chake Chake town. You’ll spot their wooden boats from Pemba’s pristine beaches, where you can spend all day soaking up the African sun and bathing in the Indian Ocean undisturbed.
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World-class dives and canoeing through the mangroves on Pemba Island
Pemba is a paradise for people who love water activities, from exploring world-class dive sites to canoeing through thick mangrove forests. At Fundu Lagoon, they are lucky to have the Misali Island Marine Conservation Area right opposite the resort and guests are taken there every day to dive and snorkel. It has a white-sand beach that drops directly into the Indian Ocean. You can swim for just 20 metres and you’re on an unspoiled reef, which is amazing for snorkelling.
Often included in lists of the world’s best diving destinations, Pemba has thousands of exciting sites around the island to explore. They have their own five-star PADI centre with courses and equipment for all abilities, from beginners to experienced dive masters. Everything is arranged for you, you just have to step on the boat and your gear’s there, ready to go.
There are 30 dive sites that are regularly visited, including a big tanker wreck and coral reef wall dives, plus shallow sections for beginners. You could do three dives a day for a week and visit a different site each time. The coral is pristine and home to all kinds of colourful marine creatures, including turtles. It’s a great extension of your safari on mainland Tanzania and a chance to sample the country’s diverse marine wildlife.\
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