ANCHORAGES

Stone Town

Stone Town, also known as Mji Mkongwe, is a historic part of Zanzibar City, the capital of the Zanzibar Archipelago in Tanzania. Stone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the best-preserved examples of a Swahili-style town

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,,Nakupenda” Sandbank

Nakupenda Sandbank is a beautiful, natural sand island located near Zanzibar, on the coast of East Africa. It is a popular tourist destination, known primarily for its picturesque landscapes, turquoise waters and white beaches

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Nyange Sandbank

If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience near Zanzibar, Nyange Sandbank is a fantastic choice. It’s quiet, picturesque, and offers a variety of activities, making it perfect for nature lovers or anyone in need of some peace and solitude

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Prison Island

Prison Island, also known as Changuu, is a stunning island located near Zanzibar, offering a wealth of both historical and natural attractions. Here are some key details that can help you better understand this place.

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Kendwa

Kendwa is a picturesque town located on the north-west coast of Zanzibar. It is known for its beautiful white beaches and the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Kendwa is a popular tourist destination, attracting both backpackers and those looking for a luxury vacation.

 

Mawana Tumbatu

Mawana Tumbatu is a small island located off the coast of Tanzania, in the Zanzibar archipelago. It is part of Tumbatu Island, which has several villages and interesting places to visit. The island is known for its beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters and rich marine fauna and flora, making it a popular place for diving and snorkeling enthusiasts.

 

Shalufu Lagoon

The lagoons along the southern coast of Pemba are small, shallow bodies of water separated from the open ocean by coral reefs or strips of land. If you are interested in exploring the authentic, almost untouched by mass tourism areas of Tanzania, southern Pemba with its lagoons and calm coastal waters is an ideal choice. It is a place where nature and tradition still coexist in harmony, giving visitors the feeling of discovering the “real” East Africa

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Misali Island

The island is part of the Pemba Channel Conservation Area, which covers Pemba’s entire west coast. All divers, snorkellers and beachgoers here must pay the admission fee. There are no permanent settlements, though the island is in active use by local fishermen, and camping is not permitted for tourists. Inland from the beaches are caves, believed to be inhabited by the spirits of ancestors.

 

Ndagoni Ruins

The Ras Mkumbuu Ruins are an archaeological site located in Chake Chake Bay district of the South Pemba Region. They lie close to the village of Ndagoni at the end of a long narrow peninsula known as Ras Mkumbuu, which lies to the northwest of the town of Chake Chake.The ruins mainly date from the 9th century CE and were abandoned in the 16th century, though there are indications that they were built over older foundations. Notable among these ruins are those of a large mosque which was for some time the largest structure of its type sub-Saharian Africa.

Mkia Wa Ngombe

Mkia wa Ng’ombe is a historic archaeological site located in the northern part of Pemba Island, in the Micheweni District, Pemba North Region. It is one of the most important sites of the East African Swahili civilization, dating from the 12th to the 15th century.

Ngezi Forest

The Ngezi Forest Reserve is a forest located in the Micheweni District of the North Pemba Region. It covers an area of 1,440 hectares (3,600 acres), mostly comprising primary forest. The reserve was established in 1959.

Musaka Bay

Musaka Bay is a place that attracts tourists looking for an authentic, peaceful experience in one of the most undiscovered corners of Tanzania. Perfect for those who appreciate silence, nature and the beauty of unknown, wild places.

CRUISE PLAN

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Crew

Skipper / Chef / Deckhand

Meals on Board

Every full day breakfast, lunch and dinner, and breakfast on the last morning.

 

Soft Drinks & Alcohol

Cold Drinks: Water / Coca-Cola / Fanta / Sprite / Stoney Tangawizi

Hot Drinks: Tea / Coffee

Alcohol: Beer (x2/person/day) / White or Red Wine (1x/couple/day)

Flotation Devices

Dinghy / Transparent Kayak / Snorkeling Sets / SUP / 3x Fishing Rods

Expenditure

Fuel for Engines and Generator / Set of Bed Linen pre person / 3x Towels per person / Final Cleaning / Taxi from and on Airport / Taxi to travel Ngezi Forest / WiFi STARLINK NO-LIMIT

Entrance

Prison Island / SandBank’s / Tumbatu Island / Misali Island / Chake- Chake Bay

MENU

Breakfast

  • Fruit Plate
  • Mango juice witch Limon
  • Coffee and Tea
  • French Toast
  • Pan-fried sausage 
  • Normal Toast
  • Backed Beans
  • Cheese Omlet 
  • Local Chapati
  • Boiling Eggs
  • Pancakes
  • Scramble Egg
  • And more things

Lunch

  • GRILLED TUNA fillet with lionaise potatoes and tartar souce served with salad.
  • GRILED CALAMARI with potatoes wedge served with mix salad and lemon butter.
  • GRILLED PRAWNS with mango salad, rice and fresh coriander.
  • CHAPATI WRAPPED with chicken and vegetable sandwich served with French fries.
  • CHICKEN SALAD with honey dressing.
  • SOUP ginger, orange and pumpkin.
  • TAGLIATELLE chicken, sundry tomato, garlic served with parmesan.

Dinner

  • LOBSTER cooked with grilled eggplants and mango-pilipili sauce and garlic bread.
  • OCTOPUS baked and coconut sauce with garden vegetables and basmati rice.
  • KING FISH pan fried with garlic butter sauce served with couscous.
  • PRAWNS grilled and served with mash potato and season vegetables.
  • VEGETABLES curry served witch mbeya rice and chapati.
  • CHICKEN grilled with French fries and mango salad.
  • BEEF stewed with vegetables and aromatic rice.

 

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