Ferries from
Pemba Island to Zanzibar Island
Ferries from
Pemba Island to Zanzibar Island
Currently there are no sailings from Pemba Island to Zanzibar Island.
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Pemba Island, part of Tanzania's Zanzibar Archipelago, offers visitors an authentic slice of East African coastal life away from crowded tourist spots. Known as 'The Green Island' due to its lush, fertile landscape, Pemba boasts pristine beaches with powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters perfect for diving and snorkelling among vibrant coral reefs. The island is home to the Pemba Channel Conservation Area, where visitors can spot dolphins and rare bird species in their natural habitat. History enthusiasts can explore ancient ruins at Ras Mkumbuu and the historic town of Chake Chake, while the island's spice plantations provide insight into its agricultural heritage. During July and August, visitors can witness the traditional Mwaka Kogwa festival celebrating the local New Year. Regular ferry services connect Pemba to Zanzibar (Unguja) and mainland Tanzania, making it an excellent addition to any East African coastal adventure.
Zanzibar Island captivates visitors with its pristine white beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters and rich cultural heritage. This semi-autonomous region of Tanzania offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features a fascinating maze of narrow streets lined with ancient buildings, spice markets and ornately carved wooden doors. Beach lovers will find paradise at Nungwi and Kendwa on the northern tip, while nature enthusiasts can explore Jozani Forest, home to the rare red colobus monkeys. The island hosts the Zanzibar International Film Festival each July, bringing together filmmakers from across Africa and beyond. Foodies can delight in the annual Zanzibar Food Festival, celebrating the island's unique fusion cuisine influenced by African, Arab, Indian and European traditions. From Zanzibar's main port, regular ferry services connect to mainland Tanzania, making it easy to combine your island escape with a safari adventure or exploration of Dar es Salaam.
