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MNEMBA ISLAND

Mnemba Island is considered one of the best dive sites in Zanzibar.
Its crystal-clear waters are home to a rich and vibrant coral reef, with schools of tropical fish, moray eels, rays, and frequent turtle sightings.
The dive sites around the island offer varied seabeds, suitable for both less-experienced certified divers and more advanced ones.
Thanks to its location and generally moderate currents, Mnemba guarantees spectacular dives almost all year round.
It is the ideal choice for those seeking quality, biodiversity, and truly iconic diving experiences.

  •  ⏱ Duration: 4–5 hours

  • 📍 Destination: Mnemba Island Marine Reserve

  • 👥 Suitable for: Certified divers

  • 🌊 Level: Easy to Intermediate

  • 🐠 Environment: 40 km² marine reserve

  •  $ 125 Double Dive

  •  $ 80 Single Dive + Snorkeling

  • 🎒 Included: Equipment, water, transport, snacks, and fruit

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TUMBATU ISLAND & NUNGWUI

Dives in Tumbatu and Nungwi offer a more authentic and less crowded experience, ideal for those looking for still-wild sites rich in marine life.
These areas are known for the frequent presence of seahorses, often hidden among corals and sponges, and for sightings of Hawksbill turtles, one of the most fascinating turtle species in the Indian Ocean.
The seabeds range from wide reefs to walls and untouched coral formations, providing dynamic and ever-changing dives.
Thanks to the lower tourist pressure, biodiversity is particularly high and the overall experience feels more intimate and natural.
Due to the distance and the logistics required, dives in this area include an additional logistical supplement.

  • ⏱ Duration: 6 hours

  • 📍 Destination: Tumbatu / Nungwi Marine Reserve

  • 👥 Suitable for: Certified divers

  • 🌊 Level: Easy to Intermediate

  • 🐠 Environment: Wild coral reef with sponges, gorgonians, and a high variety of marine life

  • $ 170 Double Dive (minimum 2 people)

  • 🎒 Included: Equipment, water, transport, snacks, and fruit

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