Zanzibar Dolpin Tour
Overview
The highlight of this half-day excursion is the opportunity to swim with dolphins; for those who are lucky, they may even play with them for a few hours. The dolphin tour in Zanzibar is conducted at the fishing village of Kizimkazi on the island’s southern coast. A few schools of fish, container-nosed dolphins, and humpback dolphins can be found in the town only a few meters from the beach. Furthermore well-known is the old mosque that was built in the twelfth century at Kizimkazi.
The small fishing community of Kizimkazi is the greatest location to swim with dolphins. Boats and dhows are used to coordinate dolphin expeditions. Visitors board the vessels and head out to sea in search of dolphins. The tours can be reserved for private or group tours. Dolphin excursions also provide opportunities to see other marine life, including large fish, prawns, and lobsters. Tourists are typically escorted to a smaller island for a feast after swimming with the dolphins, which may include grilled prawns, calamari, pilau rice, and tropical fruits. Kizimkazi fishing is the first stop on the dolphin trip.
The best location for ocean kayaking is Nungwi. If you’re brand-new to kayaking, it’s a good idea to practice some skills on land or in a pool before venturing out into the water. When you’ve finished your basic training, it’s time to head out to sea. If this is your first time kayaking, make sure to choose a day with calm waves so you can gain confidence gradually. For kayakers with greater experience, you might want to head out to ride big waves like a true pro.
ACTIVITIES INCLUDE
- Snorkeling
- Swimming
- Sun Bathing
- Swim with turtles
- Swim with dolphins
- Kayaking
