Blue Lagoon
The turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean stretch along Zanzibar’s coastline, offering a perfect spot to swim alongside hundreds of colorful fish and enjoy the rich underwater life. This excursion to the Blue Lagoon is dependent on the tides, with low tide and calm waters providing the best visibility. Soft drinks and fruits are provided during the tour.
Rock Restaurant
Located on a rock in the middle of the Indian Ocean, the Rock Restaurant offers a unique dining experience. Ideal for couples, families, and friends, it serves fresh seafood like octopus, lobster, oysters, and prawns. Originally a fisherman’s post, the restaurant sits off the coast of Pingwe Beach on Zanzibar’s southeast coast.
Kuza Cave
Kuza Cave, located in Kibigija village, is a sacred ancient limestone cave surrounded by lush jungle. This hidden gem is a well-kept secret and is managed through a collaboration with the local community and the Kuza Cave Team. Visitors can hike to the cave and cool off in a 50-meter turquoise pool, believed to have formed over 250,000 years from soft limestone erosion. The name “Kuza” means “growth” or “giving birth” in Swahili, while locals call it “Panga na maji” meaning “Cave with water.” The area is rich in Swahili history and wildlife, including Zanzibar’s red colobus monkeys and unique bird species.
Paje Beach
Paje Beach offers a laid-back atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Enjoy the pristine beauty of the island while basking in the sun or taking in the natural surroundings.
