Chumbe Island Snorkeling – Marine Paradise Of Zanzibar

Your adventure begins with a convenient hotel pick-up by your Ikhwan Holidays Tours & Safaris driver. You will be transferred to the jetty at Mbweni Ruins Hotel, where you'll meet the team and prepare for your boat journey to Chumbe Island.

After boarding the boat, enjoy a scenic transfer across the Indian Ocean towards Chumbe Island Coral Park. Upon arrival, you'll be welcomed by the conservation team and introduced to your qualified Marine Ranger.

Begin your guided snorkeling experience in the protected waters surrounding the island. Explore beautiful coral gardens and observe colorful tropical fish and other marine life while your Marine Ranger provides guidance and information about the reef ecosystem and conservation efforts.

After snorkeling, enjoy free time to relax and appreciate the peaceful surroundings of the island. Depending on your selected half-day or full-day option, you may have additional time to enjoy the natural environment and learn more about Chumbe's unique conservation initiatives.

At the end of your experience, return by boat to the Mbweni Ruins Hotel jetty, where your Ikhwan Holidays Tours & Safaris driver will be waiting to transfer you comfortably back to your hotel.

Duration

• Half-Day Experience
• Full-Day Experience

Departure & Booking

Pre-booking is required.

Access is limited due to Chumbe Island's conservation and visitor management rules.

Pickup & Drop-Off

Hotel pick-up and drop-off included. Transfer to and from the Mbweni Ruins Hotel jetty is arranged by Ikhwan Holidays Tours & Safaris.

What to Bring

• Swimsuit.
• Towel.
• Sunscreen.
• Hat.
• Sunglasses.
• Camera.
• Waterproof camera or underwater photography equipment if available.
• Drinking water if preferred.

Important Notes

• Pre-booking is required due to limited access to Chumbe Island.
• The tour is subject to availability and conservation regulations.
• Snorkeling conditions depend on weather, sea conditions, and water visibility.
• Guests should follow all instructions provided by the Marine Ranger and conservation team.
• Visitors are expected to respect the protected marine environment and avoid touching or damaging corals and marine life.
• The tour schedule may be adjusted according to conservation requirements and