Diving Pemba

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diving Pemba

Diving Pemba

Pemba offers spectacular diving at all levels, from introductory dives for those with no experience to wall and drift diving for more advanced divers. A visit to the remote Lazarus Bank is a once in a lifetime experience for the most adventurous. PADI courses are also available. Apart from sensational corals and plentiful tropical fish, the Pemba area is home to several species of turtle, dolphins, and seasonally migrating humpback whales. Snorkelling sites abound both off the main beaches and across the bay at Ponto Saide Ali. Corals often lie in shallow water and visibility can be outstanding, offering almost a dive experience from the surface. Water temperatures are always comfortable.

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C I Divers

C I Divers

CI Divers at the Nautilus Beach Resort offers Padi Dive courses from Introduction to Scuba to Dive Masters. Pieter (Instructor) has been diving in these waters for 11 years and the well-established dive centre has all the toys, including water skis, canoes, fishing rods, paddle boats and more. They charge the following: guided dive with equipment FROM $48, Open Water Diver $420 and Advanced Diver $420.

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Pemba Dive

Pemba Dive

The friendly Pemba Dive on Wimbe beach offers the following rates: single dive US$40, two dives back-to-back US$70, 5 dives US$165. These are the best rates in Pemba, and you get use of the dive boat until one tank of fuel is spent.

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Clube Naval

Activities at Pemba Beach Hotel & Spa

Clube Naval has a dive shop which also has canoes, hoby cats and all sorts of non-motorised water sports, tennis courts, a volleyball court on the beach, and a second swimming pool all included in the rate for hotel guests. The bar with television is a local hang out, the food is good and drinks are cheaper than at the main hotel. Non-residents of the hotel are able to use the facilities but will be charged accordingly.