The must-see attractions in Zanzibar are:
Mnemba Island
Mnemba Island is a popular scuba diving site, with a wide variety of corals and associated species, as well as occasional sightings of larger species such as turtles and dolphins. Calm conditions are most frequent in November and March, with maximum visibility.
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Salaam cave
Salaam Cave in Kizimkazi, located on Zanzibar's southern coast, offers a fascinating glimpse into both the natural and conservation beauty of the island. Formed over millennia, this cave is a geological marvel with unique limestone structures shaped by the forces of water and time. Known mainly for its role as a sanctuary for sea turtles, Salaam Cave provides a rare opportunity for visitors to swim with these gentle creatures and learn about their rehabilitation, making it a key part of Zanzibar's marine conservation efforts.
This unique experience can be paired with other attractions in Kizimkazi, such as dolphin spotting and enjoying the nearby beaches, enhancing the adventure for visitors seeking to connect with Zanzibar's natural landscapes and wildlife.
In summary, Salaam Cave combines natural wonder with conservation work, creating an awe-inspiring experience centered on Zanzibar’s commitment to protecting its marine life.
Nakupenda Beach
Nakupenda Sandbank is one of the most stunning beaches in Zanzibar and Africa as a whole. Its spectacular beach spreads across the extensive Indian Ocean shoreline, boasting of beautiful white sand and clear blue waters.
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Baraka Natural Aquarium
Baraka Natural Aquarium, located in the village of Nungwi on the northern tip of Zanzibar, is a unique natural attraction that offers visitors the chance to observe marine life in their natural habitat. The aquarium is a small enclosure formed by natural coral rocks, where the sea meets the shore during high tide. It is home to various species of fish, turtles, and other marine creatures.
Suggested Duration1-2 hours
What to expect?
Visitors can expect to witness a variety of marine life up-close, including sea turtles, colourful fish, and other marine creatures. You can also engage in snorkelling and swimming with the turtles. During the visit you can also feed turtles with sea weed or just spend your time in the water. Also, you can take snorkelling mask to dive and watch them in their natural environment.
Mangapwani Slave Chamber
Slave Chambers: Built around 1880 from the cave and connected to the seaside 2kms away, the area is surrounded by varieties of indigenous trees such as Breadfruit, Ramboutants and scent shrubs.
It was an important transit point for the captured slaves to be sold to the outside world at the time of the abolishment of slavery in 1873. Between 1880-1905, the chamber was being used as a place of concealment of the human cargo pending their disposal.
A utilized as the hideout by the Arabs for their human cargo ready for shipment. The four hour guided tour begins and ends at your hotel. Mangapwani (“Arab Shore”) lies in a district where many Arabs used to live.
In the village there is a Police Station, also a large government “Bungalow” which was built by the Arabs who originally owned Prison Island. Newly opened Serena Restaurant is nearby the Slave Caves. Swimming, Sunbathing may be done widely.
What are the best tours in Zanzibar?
- From Zanzibar: Selous Game Reserve Day Safari
- From Zanzibar: Mikumi Day Safari trip with Meal
- Mnemba: African Maldives Day Tour with Lunch
- Zanzibar: Stone Town, Spice Tour and Prison Island Day Trip
- From Kendwa: Mnemba Boat Trip and Dolphin Snorkel Adventure
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Best tours to do in Zanzibar with kids?
- From Zanzibar: Mikumi Day Safari trip with Meal
- Mnemba: African Maldives Day Tour with Lunch
- From Kendwa: Mnemba Boat Trip and Dolphin Snorkel Adventure
- Zanzibar:Nungwi Turtle Aquarium Guided & Beach Half-Day Trip
- Zanzibar: Swim with Sea Turtles at Baraka or Salaam Aquarium
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