Excursión en crucero nocturno en Dhow por Zanzíbar al atardecer en la playa de Nungwi y Kendwa
Descripción
Esta es una experiencia increíble que te permite presenciar la impresionante belleza del atardecer mientras navegas por la costa. Imagínese en un barco dhow tradicional, sintiendo la suave brisa y disfrutando de los impresionantes colores del cielo mientras el sol se esconde en el horizonte. Es una forma verdaderamente mágica y romántica de terminar el día en Zanzíbar. Durante el recorrido, subirás a bordo de un dhow tradicional y navegarás por la costa norte de Zanzíbar en las playas de Nungwi y Kendwa. A medida que el sol comienza a ponerse, serás testigo de cómo el cielo se transforma en una hermosa paleta de colores, creando un fondo fascinante. El recorrido generalmente incluye refrigerios y música tradicional local que le permitirá relajarse y disfrutar de un ambiente sereno. Es una oportunidad perfecta para capturar fotografías impresionantes y crear recuerdos duraderos. No olvides traer tu cámara para capturar los momentos mágicos del atardecer en el crucero en dhow.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
La playa de Nungwi es una hermosa y popular playa ubicada en el extremo norte de Zanzíbar. Es conocido por su arena blanca y cristalina, sus aguas cristalinas de color turquesa y sus impresionantes puestas de sol. La playa ofrece un ambiente sereno y relajante, perfecto para tomar sol, nadar y disfrutar de deportes acuáticos como snorkel y buceo. También puede encontrar encantadores resorts frente al mar, restaurantes locales que sirven deliciosos mariscos y vibrantes opciones de vida nocturna en el área. La playa de Nungwi es definitivamente un destino de visita obligada para los amantes de la playa en Zanzíbar.
Kendwa Beach es otra hermosa playa ubicada en la costa norte de Zanzíbar, a poca distancia de Nungwi Beach. Cuenta con arena blanca y cristalina, aguas cristalinas de color turquesa y vistas impresionantes. Kendwa Beach es conocida por su ambiente tranquilo y relajado, lo que la convierte en un lugar perfecto para tomar el sol, nadar y disfrutar de actividades acuáticas como snorkel y motos acuáticas. La playa también es famosa por sus fiestas de luna llena, donde podrás bailar, disfrutar de música en vivo y pasar un buen rato con amigos. No pierda la oportunidad de visitar Kendwa Beach para vivir una experiencia de playa memorable en Zanzíbar.
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Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(27)
Outstanding experience from pickup at my hotel to drop off at the end of the night. An authentic experience with amazing songs and spectacular views. Kateeb did everybody from assist in embarking, to raising/lowering the sail, to bring the first to jump in the water. I highly recommend. Asante 🙏
The ride was supposed to be for 4 hours, it was 1h long. The boat was extremely full. The refreshments were 0/10. There was hardly any seasonal fruit. However, the people on the boat were nice and festive. They made the ride fun.
What an experience. Honestly highly recommend!! from greeting to goodbye vibe and energy:- 5 out 5. 👌🏿 Thank you.
Very accommodating to help with questions or issues with joining the boat. Of course it is Ramadan and to respect the local culture there are no drums or music so go another time if this doesn’t suit you. For us it was peaceful and low season so not cramped. Even if it were I wouldn’t complain considering these boats are part of Zanzibar’s history and carried far more human trade during the 19th century so would ponder on that instead.
DO NOT BOOK THIS TOUR! If you see a boat named “mama Mia” cancel it immediately! Unless you want the most disappointing, boring, lacklustre sunset cruise. Boring entertainment, NO ALCOHOL, the smallest speaker you can think of as “entertainment”. I paid DOUBLE what most people paid, DO NOT PAY MORE THAN $15, negotiate with the guys on the beach and don’t book this tour on trip advisor. Of course unless you enjoy disappointment. Going to email trip advisor to remove this tour. ❌mamma Mia❌
This was fun! What an experience! Started out with about 15 on the boat, but more and more boats came and loaded more passengers on. Had close to 100 when all was said and done.
Amazing Experience calm and relaxing tour with nice local songs and nice sea breeze Nice staff refresh tropical fruits was given also Totally recommended
Accommodating to get additional passengers on board (ie small motors were continually joining us to drop off passengers for the cruise). We had between 40 and 50 on board and all cramped. The cruise itself was much less than 2hrs and we were back before sunset (though in fairness it was overcast). Refreshments consisted of pineapple and watermelon and some form of crisps.
We set off under motor from MamaMia’s at Nungwi Beach. The crew were accommodating and had offered to pick us up at our accommodation which was a 20min walk further to the south on Kendwa beach. We waited about 20-30mins after the departure time, which for us was 1600, for a few more passengers to fill the boat before setting off with a total of between 40-50 persons onboard which made it a little too cosy for comfort. Live traditional music was played in sessions during the trip accompanied by fresh fruit, alcoholic beverages were offered at a cost. Once away from the beaches, the Dohw’s sail, which had a few holes, was hoisted and we sailed parallel with the coast for about 20 mins before turning back under sail affording views of the sunset from both sides and also, the skyline of the West coast of Zanzibar. The captain then offered a drop off at Kendwa beach which due to the size of the vessel, involved getting a little wet although the crew were helpful.
The cruise was ok but the way they crammed beyond in was a joke. We were on the upper deck and other than the space my bum was occupying, there was not any room at all. When the sun started setting everyone was shuffling about swapping places to try and get a photo. The crew were singing and playing instruments which was enjoyable but due to the space, it was difficult to join in. Crew sold beer and soft drinks plus some ready made cocktails, some people took their own drinks. The boat stopped for people to jump in (aka go to the loo in the sea) then sailed back. It was fine, but just too crowded.
