Zanzibar Nungwi village tour

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Details of Zanzibar Nungwi village tour

Depart from your Hotel at 9 Oclock.

On this full day excursion we will pass by Marahubi and Mvuleni. You will have the possibility to explore this traditional fishing village with visiting the local boatyard, where fisherman’s dhows are still made the traditional way. We will visit the turtle aquarium, where you have the possibility to see various species.

At the end of our trip you will can have a relaxing walk on the sandy beaches or go swimming in the beautiful turquoise sea. Lunch and refreshments will be prepared to taste the local specialties or international food.

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Nungwi village is a small, traditional village on the North East coast of Zanzibar. You will have the possibility to explore this traditional fishing village with visiting the local boatyard, where fisherman’s dhows are still made the traditional way. We will visit the turtle aquarium, where you have the possibility to see various species.

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