Zanzibar
6 Hours
Marine Excursions
18 persons
Zanzibar
Explore Vibrant Coral Reefs, Spot Playful Dolphins, and Swim in Crystal-Clear Waters
Price: €39 per Adult | €35 per Child (Ages 0–11)
Duration: 4 to 10 Hours (Half-Day Cruise)
Soak up the natural beauty of Mnemba Island—a private, protected marine atoll tucked off the northeast coast of Zanzibar. Board a boat from the shores of Matemwe to explore colorful coral gardens teeming with tropical fish. Keep your eyes peeled for wild dolphins leaping through the waves and sea turtles gliding through the turquoise waters.
Underwater World: Snorkel among vibrant coral reefs and hundreds of colorful sea creatures in crystal-clear waters.
Marine Life Encounters: High chance to spot wild dolphins and sea turtles in their natural habitat.
Scenic Coastal Cruise: Sail across the Indian Ocean while enjoying complimentary fresh tropical fruits and refreshing water.
Picture-Perfect Views: Capture breathtaking views of Mnemba Island’s pristine blue lagoons and white-sand shores.
Meeting Point / Hotel Transfer: Meet your captain at Matemwe Beach (near The Mora beach area between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM) or enjoy optional hotel transfer.
Boat Departure: Board the boat and set sail across the bay toward the protected waters of Mnemba Atoll.
Snorkeling & Dolphin Spotting: Stop at top marine spots for snorkeling sessions and look out for playful dolphins.
Fruit & Water Break: Re-energize with fresh seasonal island fruits and cold water onboard.
Return Transfer: Sail back to Matemwe Beach by approximately 1:00 PM for drop-off or your onward journey.
Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off (if option selected)
Boat transportation with an experienced captain and crew
Complete snorkeling gear rental and professional instructor guidance
Fresh seasonal tropical fruits and bottled water
$10 USD Mnemba Island marine conservation fee (payable locally)
Optional gratuities for the captain and crew
Departure Time: Boats depart from Matemwe Beach between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM.
Suitability: This activity involves boat motion and marine conditions; it is not suitable for wheelchair users, people with mobility impairments, severe back problems, or motion sickness.
What to Bring: Swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, towel, hat, camera, and cash for conservation fees or tips.