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Five Reasons to Scuba Dive in Zanzibar – A Mesmerising Diving Locality

There are many reasons for choosing to go scuba diving in Zanzibar; there is something for everyone and you can also experience diverse marine life, enjoy plenty of adventures and explore clear waters.

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To experience the marine life

If you go scuba diving in Zanzibar, you will encounter a magical undersea environment with many features of interest. You will find vibrantly colourful coral reefs and some amazing kinds of marine creatures in the waters of Zanzibar. Divers will encounter marine denizens like bottlenose dolphins, different kinds of reef sharks, Napoleon wrasse, barracuda, turtles, scorpionfish and unusual creatures such as crocodile fish and ribbon eels. Intriguing sea creatures that will appeal to macro divers who undertake a Zanzibar diving excursion would be nudibranchs, ghost pipefish and frogfish. Even whales can be spotted in these waters if you dive during the period of July through October.

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There is something for everybody

You will find that Zanzibar offers an interesting diving experience for almost any type of diver. Irrespective of whether you happen to be a diver who seeks the deep sea, a macro diver or even a snorkeler, you will have the opportunity to find dive locations that will capture your interest. When it comes to diving experiences, you will find more options including wreck diving, reef diving and wall diving. Because of the great variety of dive locations, you can look forward to a memorable diving experience in Zanzibar where you will learn a great deal about underwater wonders.

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You will find adventure everywhere

Irrespective of which area of Zanzibar that you choose for your diving excursion, you are likely to experience an exciting adventure in the waters. The island's northern side will be a great choice as it boasts an array of interesting dive sites. Ras Nungwi would be a dive location that many diving enthusiasts would have heard of. On the other hand, Kichafi is renowned for its splendid corals. Meanwhile, the Mnemba Atoll has stunning dive sites that are quite unlike any others. Kizimkazi in the south of Zanzibar will be a great location for wall divers, while Chwaka Bay and Jambiani are fine dive locations in the island's south-east.

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The clear and warm waters

You will find that the waters around Zanzibar are clear; this will be a great advantage in scuba diving as it will add to the pleasure of the diving experience. Generally, you can expect a visibility range of between 15 and 30 metres in the local waters. Divers will also discover that the temperature of the waters will be balmy. Additionally, the underwater currents will be favourable for drift diving. A choice of accommodation to consider from which you will have the opportunity to go scuba diving would be The Residence Zanzibar by Cenizaro which offers pleasingly located beach villas in Zanzibar.

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The diving experience will be uncrowded

Divers will find that Zanzibar is still a relatively unspoilt locality for diving which makes it stand out amongst other diving destinations on the globe. For example, in an island such as Mafia, you are likely to find yourself quite alone on your dive. Since there are more than 30 different dive locations in Zanzibar, it will be quite possible for numerous divers to take to the waters and still have plenty of personal space without any need to rush. Since scuba diving is steadily gaining in popularity around the world, the uncrowded conditions that you will find in Zanzibar will be a rare delight for the diver.

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