1 DAY WASINI ISLAND

Pickup at your hotel marks the beginning of your adventure. You'll get a chance to observe rural communities, tall palm trees, and lush vegetation up close along the journey. The sea is odorous. At the Shimoni Port pier, you will be facing the Wasini Channel. Initially, sip tea, coffee, or juice. The dive team will then be introduced to you, and you'll get a quick rundown of the tour. Different languages may be used for the description. After that, board a dhow to Kisite Marine Park. Once out in the Indian Ocean, dolphin sightings are common, frequently featuring the dolphins’ offspring. The rare humpbacked dolphins are another frequent sighting in the Wasini Channel. Turtles are visible underwater to divers and snorkelers as well. The fish and coral at Kisite are incredibly diverse. The surrounding reef is surrounded by a sizeable rocky island that is ideal for snorkeling, and at low tide, a stunning sandbank pokes its head out of the clear water. On the island during the season, a sizeable colony of cackling sooty terns resides. You swim as though you're in a massive tropical aquarium while wearing diving goggles, a snorkel, but no fins. Newcomers can follow the instructions. At noon, lunch will be served at Wasini Island Restaurant upon your return to the tour starting point. The traditional-style restaurant has a view of the Tanzanian mountains in the distance and the Indian Ocean. Guests have a variety of options after lunch: Visits with a guide to the Muslim community of Wasini Coral Gardens. For guests who want to nap in the garden in the afternoons, there are beds available. The dive shop is a nice location to relax in the fresh wind and see the pot-fishing.