DIVING E SNORKELING

Zanzibar is reputed to have some of the best diving in the world. The coral is in good condition and coral structures surrounding Unguja and Pemba ensure an abundant marine life. Finally good visibility (20/60 mt.) and a year-round average water temperature of 27°C make sure you will enjoy your Zanzibar diving. The best months go from September to March and above all November offers particularly clear waters.
The swallow waters are scenario for many tropical fish and a huge variety of Indo-Pacific marine fauna including scorpion fish, sponges, jellyfish, anemones, starfish, crabs, shrimps and lobsters as well as snails and shellfish, octopus.
The deepest waters hide real coral gardens where barracuda, manta rays, napoleon fish, tuna and Wahoo hunt with parrot and unicorn fish, Moorish idols and blacktip sharks of the barrier, turtles, groupers, clown fish, eels and sea snakes.


Prices 2007 inclusive of equipment

Recommended:
As coral reefs face an increasingly uncertain future, divers, snorkelers and other coral reef visitors are becoming some of the strongest and most effective advocates for coral reef conservation.
Please read and be aware of the following:
Avoid all contact with corals and other marine life. Corals are very delicate animals, even a gentle touch can cause them harm. Consider that some corals can sting and cut.
Carefully select where you get into and out of the water to avoid areas of reef
Make sure all equipment is secured so that it cannot drag or snag on anything
Maintain good buoyancy control be sure you are neutrally buoyant at all times
Dead or alive, take nothing out of the water, except garbage.