Pemba Island
Traditionally part of the Zanzibar Archipelago, Pemba is fast becoming a unique destination in its own right. For centuries, Pemba’s clove plantations and spice fields provided the Omani sultanate in Zanzibar with money for trade and military dominance over the surrounding areas.
To this day, the island is still a major spice producer in the archipelago. Visitors flock to Pemba’s shores, dotted with desert islands and throngs of coconut palms, for some of the best diving in the Indian Ocean. The Pemba Channel drops off steeply just off the west coast and the diverse species of marine life and coral are truly exceptional. Because tourism is still in its early stages, a trip to Pemba’s unspoiled shores and pristine waters is the underwater adventure of a lifetime.
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This is was the best tour we have ever been on and it all starts with the tour guide and driver - The guide was informative, personable, accommodating and the driver was equally as accommodating, helpful and very funny. They made a great team with their \"over the top effort\".
Sharon Layton - Australia told us:
What a wondeful trip! Thank you for your friendly service and knowledgable guides. We had a brilliant time. Asante sane!
Sabina Erny and Tilman Koerner told us:
thank you a lot for the good and wonderful safari you organized. We were very happy with our driver Patric who did a professional and reliable job. Please pass our greetings to him. And the scenery as well as the animals and parcs were great.
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