Experience Serengeti from above

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As opposed to Zanzibar, the Island of Pemba is more undulating, verdant and remote. Its full of undiscovered and untouched paradise beaches offering the best diving on the Indian Ocean cost.

Its main attractions are the surrounding coral reefs becoming famous for the spectacular sun and sea adventure scuba diving and snorkeling.

 

 

For much of its history, Pemba has been overshadowed by Zanzibar Island, its larger and more politically powerful neighbour to the south. Although the two islands are only separated by about 50km of water, relatively few tourists make their way across the channel to Pemba, but those who do are seldom disappointed.

However as the island is so remote it is important to realise that facilities (hotels, roads, transport etc) on Pemba are not as developed as they are in Zanzibar. It's not that there are no historic sites to visit, or a lack of good beaches, because there are plenty of these and the island.

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