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Tanzania · Pemba · 30 m
Short description of Pemba Island
Pemba is a lush, unspoiled island in the Indian Ocean and part of the Zanzibar Archipelago off the coast of Tanzania. The island is known for its verdant landscapes, historic clove plantations, and exceptionally diverse marine life. Unlike the more visited Unguja (Zanzibar), Pemba retains a quieter, more authentic character, with traditional villages, secluded beaches, and a relaxed island atmosphere. Spectacular coral reefs, dramatic underwater walls, and the rich waters surrounding the Misali Island Marine Conservation Area make Pemba a premier destination for divers and snorkelers. Known as Zanzibar’s “green island”, Pemba combines pristine nature, centuries-old spice traditions, and the captivating marine world of the western Indian Ocean.
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Travel seasons at a glance
Best time to visit: August – October
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- Misali Island Marine Conservation Area(Day trip)
- Ngezi Forest Reserve
- Manta Point Snorkeling
- Pemba Channel Diving
- Vumawimbi Beach
- Clove Plantation Tours
- Traditional Dhow Building
- Chake Chake
- Pujini Ruins
- Kidike Flying Fox Sanctuary
- Ras Kigomasha Lighthouse
- Sandbank Excursions
- Fishing Trips
- Sunset Dhow Cruise