Pemba Island

Pemba Island is a coral island. It became part of Tanzania in 1964 as part of Zanzibar. Its length is only 75 kilometers and its width is 10 kilometers.

It was known in ancient times among Arab traders as the “Green Island”. It was described as an earthly paradise and a land of abundance. It was famous for the production of various spices, especially cloves.

Friendly local population, wide white sand beaches, untouched nature, warm sea, coconut palm groves and rubber plantations. Suitable for lovers of authentic rest – while the flow of tourists here is small. A visit to the island of Pemba allows you to enjoy the peace, privacy and beauty of virgin nature.

The island is surrounded by corals and is a great place for diving and deep-sea fishing.

Untouched coral reefs, a huge number of fish, a variety of marine flora, bright colors of the underwater world, a riotous mix of cultures - all this will make you dream of returning here again and again.

Local cuisine is distinguished by spicy spices and a large selection of fish dishes.

We advise you to rent a car and get acquainted with a small African paradise closer.