Kizimkazi, Zanzibar
Swimming With Sea Turtles
Visit a natural aquarium at Kizimkazi to swim with sea turtles — photos, memories and responsible wildlife encounters





A marine excursion to look for dolphins and observe them in their natural environment off Kizimkazi, in the Mnai Conservation Area.
The day starts early: pickup around 6:00 AM, boat out to where the pods feed, and time to watch from the boat — with snorkeling where conditions and regulations permit. Dolphins are wild; we watch respectfully and never chase.
From
$40/ person
| Travellers | Per person |
|---|---|
| 1 traveller | $130 |
| 2 travellers | $70 |
| 4 travellers | $60 |
| 6 travellers | $55 |
| 10 travellers | $50 |
| Travellers | Per person |
|---|---|
| 1 traveller | $130 |
| 2 travellers | $70 |
| 4 travellers | $50 |
| 6 travellers | $45 |
| 10 travellers | $40 |
Per-person rates as published for each pickup zone and group size — pick your zone when you enquire.
Ages 7–14 pay half price
As published on the source page — please confirm current child rates with us before booking.
The suggested start is around 6:00 AM from your hotel — the early window gives the best chance of active dolphin pods. Note the published durations differ: the homepage card shows the ≈2-hour dolphin activity, the trip page lists 9 hours overall. We confirm your day's actual length when you book.
No. Dolphins are wild animals in a protected area; we look for them respectfully but no departure can promise sightings.
Full published table on this page: from $40 per person (10 travellers, Nungwi–Uroa zone) to $130 per person (1 traveller, either zone), by pickup zone and group size.
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