Pemba Island, which is a part of the Zanzibar Archipelago, is renowned for its beautiful beaches, colorful coral reefs, and thick mangrove forests. It is also well-known for its spice plantations, especially those that produce cloves, which have long played a vital role in its economy.

With immaculate reefs and a wealth of marine life, the island’s underwater environment is a diver’s dream come true. On land, tourists can explore the Ngezi Forest Reserve, see the endangered Pemba Flying Fox, and find ancient ruins that provide insight into the area’s illustrious past.