Scuba Diving Holidays to Tanzania


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Tanzania's appeal is the huge amount on offer both culturally and diving - be it tropical islands, climbing the highest mountain in Africa, diving the marine treasures or watching animal migration of plains game…

Here at Planet we endeavour to provide impartial advice on all our destinations and enjoy constructing tailor made itineraries to suite your exact requirements. This is especially important in Tanzania, as there is such a wide choice of activities both above and below the water.

The dive resorts in Tanzania are island based (Pemba, Zanzibar and Mafia island). All of the resorts are stunning; world class white sands beaches, turquoise crystal clear water and beautiful top class hotels.

As some of our staff have lived and worked extensively in this area we would suggest calling to chat through your options and so we can point you in the right direction of which resort to consider.

Details

Price Includes

(SD-3992-P)

Half Board Accommodation

Flights (Gatwick)

Transfers

Suitability / Level

No Experience Required

Itinerary & Highlights

The diving in Tanzania is generally fairly easy (except for Pemba Islands) and so accessible to all levels.

This destination is best suited to those looking for an adventurous holiday, is stunningly beautiful setting, with some very nice easy diving.

Accommodation & Centre Details

Ras Nungwi - Zanzibar
Located on an expanse of beach wilderness on the northern tip of Zanzibar, and protected by a coral reef, Ras Nungwi Beach Resort is an ideal location for all forms of watersports, or merely for relaxing in the temperate water while soaking up the equator.

Pole Pole - Mafia Island
The Pole Pole Bungalow Resort at Mafia Island's Marine Park is a new kind of luxury resort offering a luxury travel experience that combines the principles of ecotourism. It is a small resort with just 10 bungalows set in one of the most pristine and exotic.

Fundu Lagoon - Pemba Island
Tanzania. Fundu Lagoon is a new luxury resort in the Indian Ocean spread over 18 acres on the west coast of the island of Pemba, north of the Zanzibar mainland.