The Makgadikgadi Zebra Migration: Botswana’s Overlooked Migration
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Much hillier and greener than Zanzibar Island, her sister island to the south, this is the world capital of clove production, and in season the air is heady with the smell of cloves being dried in front of people's homes. This remote and captivating island has often with less than 100 foreign visitors on the island at a given time.
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Why Visit Pemba Island?
Pemba Island has arguably some of the best wall-diving in the world, certainly the best in Africa for variety and it is equally great for snorkeling. Find out in depth information about the diving & snorkeling here. But there is more to do on Pemba but snorkeling, diving and lying on the beach. Go on an island tour and explore this beautiful tropical island, hire a kayak or stand up paddle board for a mangrove tour, go fishing or maybe on a ngalawa cruise or sandbank excursion.
Best Times to Visit Pemba Island
The island’s tropical climate makes it a year-round destination, but some seasons are more suitable depending on your interests.
Clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and ideal conditions for diving and outdoor exploration.
Warm & Lush: Hotter weather with occasional showers; great for spice farm visits and cultural activities.
Heavy rainfall can make travel challenging; best avoided unless you prefer solitude.
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The Makgadikgadi Zebra Migration: Botswana’s Overlooked Migration