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Zanzibar Travel - Kidichi Bath Ruins
Kidichi Bath Ruins
Destination: Zanzibar

Kidichi, a village in the middle of the spice plantations, is home to the ruins of the baths built in 1850 by Sultan Said for his wife. The Kidichi Bath ruins are a one of a kind artifact on the Zanzibar  Island, where travelers can see the Persian detailing...

Zanzibar Travel - Mangapwani
Mangapwani
Destination: Zanzibar

Mangapwani Coral Cave Mangapwani Coral Cave, on the coast, about 20km north of Zanzibar Town. The Coral Cave is a natural cavern in the coralline rock with a tapered entrance and a pool of fresh water at its deepest point. Water was most likely collected from here by early inhabitants...

Zanzibar Travel - Mruhubi Ruins
Mruhubi Ruins
Destination: Zanzibar

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Zanzibar Travel - Mtoni Ruins
Mtoni Ruins
Destination: Zanzibar

The Mtoni Ruins on Zanzibar Island are the only remains of Sultan Said’s main residence. The aptly named ruins are in disrepair, so prepare yourself for ruins. The sultan used to spend a lot of time here as it was one of his favorite places. It was described as...

Zanzibar Travel - Stone Town Reefs
Stone Town Reefs
Destination: Zanzibar

Stone Town is ideal spot to start off your diving as there are varieties reefs nearby and can be used as a revision if you have not dived for a while. The dives in the area are quite cheap and the wrecks offer some spectacular sights. Pegasus wreck Maximum Depth:...

Zanzibar Travel - East Coast Reefs
East Coast Reefs
Destination: Zanzibar

The East Coast offers some magnificent scuba diving especially for the more experienced divers. The reefs are easily reached and many resorts on the East Coast have dive facilities. Kichwani Maximum Depth: 20-40m This reef includes massive coral species like Mushroom, Honeycombe, Brain and Staghorn coral. Below 30 meters a sheer wall...

Zanzibar Travel - Mnemba Reefs
Mnemba Reefs
Destination: Zanzibar

Mnemba Island has some of the most stunning dive sites in the world. The crystal clear water offers unrivaled visibility for snorkeling and scuba diving. Mnemba Island is a small island paradise with the remarkable accolade of being one of the most exclusive coral atoll on the globe. The...

Zanzibar Travel - Nungwi Reefs
Nungwi Reefs
Destination: Zanzibar

Nungwi is one of the most well know areas for scuba diving in Zanzibar. Nungwi only has 3 reefs, however many dive operators can organize a trip out to Mnemba. Leven Bank Maximum Depth: 40 meters Due to the strength of the currents Leven Bank is only for veteran scuba divers....

Zanzibar Travel - Pemba Reefs
Pemba Reefs
Destination: Zanzibar

Emerald Reef Maximum Depth: 30 meters The visibility on this reef is about 30m and its name comes from the green coral covering the reef. It is positioned on the Southern most tip of Pemba and subject to heavy currents. There is a gentle slope from 7 - 30m where many...

Zanzibar Travel - Zanzibar Attractions
Zanzibar Attractions
Destination: Zanzibar

Although the magnificent blues of the sea surrounding Zanzibar's islands will keep you busy with diving, snorkeling, dhow trips and water sports, the land is also exciting and interesting. You can stroll through the paved streets of Stone Town, (either on your own impromptu follow-your-nose type tour, or as...

Zanzibar Travel - Zanzibar Dive Guide
Zanzibar Dive Guide
Destination: Zanzibar

Zanzibar is well known for having some of the best scuba diving in the world, the coral reefs surrounding Unguja and Pemba are home to an abundance of marine life. An average year round water temperature of 27 C and great visibility of 20 to 60 meters guarantee a...

Zanzibar Travel - Mbweni Ruins Travel Guide
Mbweni Ruins Travel Guide
Destination: Zanzibar

Mbweni Ruins used to be St Marys School for Freed Slave Girls and was constructed in 1874 by the UMCA. The British freed the slaves from the illegal dhow traders, and as more were freed a village developed around the mission of freeing the slaves. At one point more than...

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