SAFARI BLUE TRIP

Safari Blue is a full day trip and includes use of top quality snorkeling equipment with guides and instructors, We leave from Stonetown by 08:30am drive you to Fumba Village south west of Zanzibar about 26km the trip takes 30min.

On arrival to Fumba clients are given a brief on safari blue and a life jackets demo, we then board the dhow and set off to explore the Menai Bay and spot the dolphins, we are lucky enough to see dolphins on at least 90% of our trips.

Later in the morning we drop anchor by a sand bank where we set up sunshades and fit our clients with snorkeling equipments. Our guides will safely lead the snorkeling session and show points of interests, accompany our clients.

After snorkeling we move to Desert Island restaurant located beneath the shade of large tamarind tree on kwale Island. Lunch is a traditional Zanzibari buffet and includes a delicious Zanzibari seafood lunch with grilled fish and slipper lobster, calamari, chicken, rice, tamarind and coconut source, gastronomic fruit tasting, coffee and Amarula liqueur. all served hot from ice cold sodas, mineral water and beer.
We return to Fumba by sail as the sun begin to set, arriving back in fumba at around 17:30h

Jozani Forest Tours

Jozani Forest lies 35kms South-East of Zanzibar Town, It takes about 45 minutes driving from city centre, It's a wet and foresty with an area of about 1,000 hectares.
The jozani forest is a terrestrial and inter-tidal protected area dedicated to conservation of the biodiversity. Jozani gets funds directly from entry fees, levy on filming, research work, grants and other sources.

The income so collected each year is shared among different beneficiaries including conservation, farmland owners and central government. It is therefore true to say in a typical sharing conservation may get as much as 33 per cent. At the same time 20 per cent of the revenue collected from the Mangrove Board goes to the Conservation Association (JECA) which is dedicated to the conservation park.

At present it is the habitat for the Red Colobus Monkeys (Colobus badius kirkii) and the Blue Sykes Monkey. The Red Colobus monkey is one of the most endangered and rarest species in the world and only found in Zanzibar.
They are very friendly creatures and love to be photographed and can be viewed at close quarters by the help of your guide.

The forest is a delight, with a swamp in the middle, and small streams flowing into the ocean.
You may also get a glimpse of various butterflies, birds and snakes. Other interesting features suitable for tourist in the forest include the coastal evergreen bush land, mangrove forest, saline grassland and ground water forest.