Pemba Island

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Often referred to as the “Green Island” due to its lush forests, Pemba is a paradise for nature lovers, offering diverse marine life, spice plantations, and secluded beaches.

What’s Famous for:

Pemba is famous for its spice plantations, dense forests, and untouched coral reefs, making it a top destination for nature enthusiasts.

Best Beaches:

Vumawimbi Beach: A hidden gem with soft sands and clear waters.
Wimbwani Beach: Peaceful and remote, perfect for relaxation.

Interesting Facts About Pemba Island

Pemba is known for its spice plantations, especially cloves.
The island’s coral reefs are considered some of the best for diving in East Africa.

Best Time to Visit Pemba

Visit Pemba from June to October for the best weather—dry, sunny days and calm seas ideal for diving and exploration.

Getting to Pemba Island

Pemba is accessible via a flight from Dar es Salaam or Zanzibar, with local ferry services also available.

Things to See in Pemba

Ngezi Forest Reserve: A lush haven for nature lovers, home to rare species of birds and wildlife.
Pemba Channel: Known for some of the world’s best diving, featuring vibrant marine life and coral formations.

Things to Do in Pemba

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling: Explore the untouched coral reefs in the Pemba Channel, home to diverse marine life.
Village Tours: Immerse yourself in local culture with visits to traditional Pemba villages and spice plantations.
Hiking: Trek through the island’s forests and hills to discover hidden natural wonders.

Where to Stay in Pemba

Manta Resort offers a luxurious, eco-friendly experience with beachfront villas and diving excursions.
Pemba Paradise is an affordable, serene retreat perfect for nature lovers.

Weather & Climate

Pemba experiences a tropical climate, with a wet season from November to April. The dry months of June to October offer the best weather for outdoor activities and beach relaxation.