Zanzibar Seawalk Tour
Experience one of Zanzibar’s most exciting and accessible underwater adventures with the Zanzibar Seawalk Tour. Designed for everyone, including non-swimmers, this tour lets you explore the island’s stunning marine life without the need for diving skills or complex equipment.
What to Expect
The Seawalker uses a specially designed helmet connected to an oxygen supply above the water. This allows you to breathe naturally while walking on the ocean floor. No dive tanks or masks are required. You’ll remain completely dry from the shoulders up while enjoying a clear 360-degree view of the underwater world.
Location
The experience takes place at Nungwi Beach, one of Zanzibar’s most beautiful and vibrant coastal spots. The waters here are calm, clear, and full of tropical fish, making it an ideal location for a safe and unforgettable Seawalk.
Highlights
Walk on the seabed at depths of 2 to 3 meters.
Interact with colorful fish and coral reefs up close.
Professional guides ensure your safety and comfort at all times.
Ideal for families, couples, and beginners.
No prior diving or swimming experience required.
Duration
The entire activity takes about 1 hour, including preparation, safety briefing, and underwater walking time.
What to Bring
Swimwear and a towel
Waterproof camera (optional)
A sense of adventure
Best Time to Go
The Seawalk operates year-round, but the best conditions are between June and October, when the water is clearest and the weather is calm.
Why Choose the Zanzibar Seawalk Tour
This activity is perfect for anyone looking to experience Zanzibar’s rich marine life without diving. It’s safe, fun, and unforgettable. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced adventurer, walking beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Jet skiing in Zanzibar costs between 70 and 120 USD per person for a 30 to 60 minute session, depending on the location and operator. Popular beaches include Nungwi, Kendwa, and Paje. Prices include safety gear and a guide.
Yes. Whale sharks are seen mostly near Mafia Island, part of the Zanzibar Archipelago. The best time to spot them is from October to February when they migrate through the area. Tours offer snorkeling or diving options.
Top snorkelling spots include Mnemba Atoll, Chumbe Island Coral Park, and the reefs around Nungwi and Kendwa. These areas have clear water, rich coral, and colorful marine life, perfect for all experience levels.
Swimming with turtles costs about 10 to 15 USD per person at Baraka Natural Aquarium or Mnarani Marine Turtles Conservation Pond in Nungwi. Fees support local conservation and include access to the turtle lagoon.
