Best to know in pemba island
Ancient ruins, dating back to the 14
th century found in some areas of Pemba.
Pemba Island and Zanzibar are commonly known as “Unguja”.
An integral part of the “spice Islands”.
Large scale farming of cloves and spices.
Famous for deep sea fishing and game fishing.
Unspoilt reefs provide a perfect environment for deep sea diving and snorkeling.
Pristine, un-crowded beaches.
Iberian style Bull Fighting was introduced by the Portuguese in the 16th century and can still be seen today in different villages mostly between August and February.
Pemba is about 67km long and 22 km wide.
Lies about 80-km North of Zanzibar and East of Tanga in the Indian Ocean.
The climate is Coastal with temperatures ranging from 22C to 36C. Coolest months to visit are from June-October.
Long rainy season from March-May and short rains from October to December.
The climate is Coastal with temperatures ranging from 22C to 36C. Coolest months to visit are from June-October.
Long rainy season from March-May and short rains from October to December.
Whale watching as they migrate from North to South and v.v. for mating and giving birth.
Walking around the small villages and meeting locals.
World class scuba diving and snorkeling
Deep sea fishing, kayaking, kite surfing, wind surfing.
Sail with local fisherman in their traditional dhows and experience traditional “Swahili” cuisine and lifestyle.
See traditional boat(dhows) building activities.
Birding and guided walks through traditional villages.
Visit historical ruins dating back to 14th century
Whaleshark and Dolphin watching.