Pemba Island
Pemba Island, part of the Zanzibar archipelago, is less frequented than its sister island but offers some of the most exhilarating diving in Tanzania. The island's underwater topography includes steep drop-offs, overhangs, and untouched coral reefs, making it a haven for pelagic fish and adventurous divers. The Pemba Channel, with its strong currents, is ideal for drift dives.
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Emerald Reef
Emerald Reef is popular for its stunning coral gardens and large schools of tropical fish. Divers al...
Manta Point
Manta Point is a cleaning station famous for sightings of manta rays, especially during the season f...
Swiss Wall
Swiss Wall is a unique wall dive site with an abundance of marine life. The site is named for its Sw...
Mandela Wall
Mandela Wall is a spectacular wall dive that drops down to 800m. The wall is covered in a variety of...
Njao Gap
Njao Gap is known for its dramatic underwater landscapes, including caves, overhangs, and swim-throu...
Fundu Gap
Fundu Gap is a deep channel between Pemba Island and Fundu Island. This site offers a chance to see...
Unconfirmed Dive Centers Nearby
These dive centers are located within 20km of Pemba Island but haven't been confirmed yet.
Afro Divers
Explore Pemba Island underwater, one of the last remaining paradises of the Indian Ocean. Afro Diver...
