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One of the most popular and most remarkable tour of all Zanzibar. Trip consist of sailing with locals with traditional Swahili dhow, having great seafood lunch and visiting untouched beautiful island beaches. Also will be snorkeling and will see many tropical fishes of Zanzibar

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The trip start at the Fishing Village (Fumba) southwest of the Island. 35 Minutes drive from Stone Town. This trip brings you close to the most fascinating and natural remarkable of tropical Indian ocean bay with great deal to discover! We will leave from Fumba with a customary wooden sailing dhow. The first stop is snorkeling at Kwale coral reef, offering an overwhelming abundance of corals and colorful fish. Afterwards you can relax on a paradise – like sandbank with a snacks and tropical fruits beside.

Next stop will be at Kwale Island where a beach barbecue seafood buffet is served consist of Octopus, Lobster, Grilled fishes,Calamari, Soft Drinks, Tropical fruits. All sea food which you could want to try. Additional activities on the island include short jungle walk to see and climb a 500 years old Baobab tree, Swim in a Mangrove Lagoon before sailing back to Fumba Village.

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