Pemba Island is a short flight north on it’s better known sister Island of Zanzibar. Pemba and its surroundings offer turquoise seas, palm-fringed beaches, excellent diving, game-fishing and bush drives. Pemba’s terrain is hilly and lushly vegetated, while much of the coast is lined with mangroves and lagoons, interspersed with idyllic palm-fringed beaches and islets. Offshore, coral reefs offer some of East Africa’s best diving and deep see fishing locations. Pemba is one of the very few places left in the world where you can truly feel like an underwater explorer in this little dive area. Untouched coral and an abundance of marine life make Pemba perfect destination for beach leisure, snorkeling, diving and fishing, while boat trips can be taken to explore some of the offshore sandbanks and small islands.
Whether you are planning a day trip from Zanzibar or Dar es salaam, to stay for a night or for the weeks, Pemba remains largely undiscovered and has everything to offer for beach lovers, water sports enthusiasts, bird watchers, honeymooners, couples, families, single travelers..etc..etc If your interest is culture or history the friendly people of Pemba are also ready to welcome you on this virgin island.
