Off to Kizimkazi, a small village at the southern tip of the island. We’ll take you out to sea in a small motorboat to see the wild dolphins that come to disturb the surface of the Kizimkazi channel. With a mask and snorkel, you can swim alongside them if you’re lucky – they’re very curious and attentive to newcomers! Note that the Kizimkazi dolphin is a wild species, but it is fairly easy to find and observe them, as the local fishermen know their habits well. However, we cannot guarantee that they will be there when you go out. We will leave early in the morning to have a better chance of finding them and to make it easier to observe them at dawn.
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Combine with other activities in the area for discounts.
What’s included: round-trip taxi from your hotel, taxes, boat, snorkelling equipment.
What to bring: Cap, sunglasses, towel, swimming costume, sun cream, bottle of water, anti-emetics if seasick and cash for potential tips.
Tip: Even when well maintained, the snorkels provided are still used every day: for your comfort, we advise you to bring your own. Request an early breakfast at your hotel.
