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Explore North of Pemba Island (Flying Fox, Ngezi Forest and Vumawimbi Beach)

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Discover the wonders of North Pemba Island with a visit to the Pemba Flying Fox, Ngezi Forest, and Vumawimbi Beach. Swim, snorkel, and explore the crystal clear waters while also experiencing adventure and relaxation. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the fascinating 'Pango ya Watoro' cave.

Duration: 7 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Pemba Flying Fox Forest - Morning after breakfast pick up from your hotel for the full day trip to the north of Pemba for visiting flying fox forest. The Pemba flying fox is very social and has been found in large colonies until recently. The Pemba flying fox is found only on Pemba Island Tanzania. The island was originally forested, but only remnants of the primary forest remain. Estimates of the status of the Pemba flying fox have varied considerably recently. Most flying foxes eat fruit and are also called fruit bats. Fruit bats are ecologically and economically important because they pollinate and disperse the seeds of wild and commercial plants. Pemba Island is home to 4 species of Old World fruit bats (Megachiroptera).

What's Included

All entrance fees included
Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off in a private car
No extra charges for transport waiting time
All taxes, fuel surcharges, and service fees covered
Guidance from an experienced professional tour guide
Snorkeling gear provided
Enjoy a delicious Swahili seafood lunch

What's Not Included

Medical Insurance if needed
Gratuities for tour guide
International & Domestic Flights
Visa
Airport/Departure Tax
Expenses of a personal Nature

Additional Information

Take a journey to the North of Pemba Island and experience a visit to the Pemba Flying Fox & Ngezi Forest, along with Vumawimbi Beach where you can indulge in swimming and snorkeling in the warm and clear waters. This splendid trip is perfect for anyone, whether you’re seeking tranquility or looking for thrill and excitement. Also seize the opportunity to explore “Pango ya Watoro” or the fugitive’s cave.