Tanzania’s Leading Tour Operator
Pemba Island is Zanzibar’s lush, hilly sister island, offering a more untouched and authentic atmosphere.
Far less developed than Unguja, Pemba is known for its emerald-green waters, rolling hills and rich Swahili culture.
The island is especially famous for its pristine coral reefs, making it one of East Africa’s top destinations for diving and snorkeling.
Clove plantations scent the air, while quiet beaches and boutique lodges create a sense of total escape.
Ideal for divers, honeymooners and travelers seeking tranquility well off the beaten path.
best time to visit
Visit during the dry seasons: June to October and December to February.
These months offer calm waters and perfect diving visibility.
Rainy seasons can limit access, especially by boat.
climate & landscape
Pemba has a hot and humid tropical climate.
The island features rolling hills, dense forests, mangroves, and a pristine coastline.
Its remote feel and rich marine biodiversity make it a hidden treasure of the Swahili Coast.
fun facts
Known as “The Green Island”.
Fewer tourists than Zanzibar, offering exclusivity.
World-class diving with dramatic underwater drop-offs.
Major producer of cloves.
Home to endemic species like the Pemba flying fox.