Ras Nungwi Diving

Zanzibar's best diving can be enjoyed at the northern tip of the island, home of Ras Nungwi Diving. Whether you're a total beginner, or a seasoned professional, there are dive adventures for you.

As a PADI approved dive operation and an active member of the PADI International Resort Association, you can be assured that the instruction and dive leadership on offer are second to none. Full equipment and tank-filling facilities are available in-house, as are a wide range of PADI dive courses. Our swimming pool, the only one in Nungwi, provides an ideal environment for confined water training sessions for beginners.

Enjoy a free trial in the comfort and safety of our swimming pool with one of our instructors and then go for one of our popular Discover Scuba Diving courses. This will allow you to learn the basics of scuba and have a trial dive with an experienced instructor under safe conditions.

Kite Zanzibar

Founded by Zanzibar kitesurfing pioneer, Chris Goodwin, Kite Zanzibar is dedicated to promoting kiting around the Spice Islands.

Our beach is ideal for the experienced kiter. It allows kite surfers the safety of the lagoon and a number of rescue to boats are available if help is needed.

The soft white sandy beach allows for easy lauching and landing. The beach size depends on the tide, however there is always part of the beach that one can land the kite on safely.

Zanzibar Big Game Fishing

Offering professional deep sea fishing in the waters between Zanzibar and Pemba. Fully equipped deep sea fishing boats for exclusive charter.

Experienced skippers can instruct novices and talk fishermen through any procedure in the course of reeling in their catch. Tag and release is generally encouraged for all big fish unless it is the fisherman's first ever catch, his biggest to date, or if it is likely to be an East African or All Africa record.

August to November provides really good sport for the big Yellowfin Tuna, one of the strongest fish around. Big Blue Marlin and a number of Striped and Black Marlin are also found, as well as Sailfish. During this season, multiple hook ups are normal, when the ocean can come alive with huge schools of Tuna in pursuit of smaller fish.

During the billfish season, which is from November to March, Striped Marlin are the most prolific, sometimes showing in packs of up to ten. Large Blue and Black Marlin are also quite common during this period.