TANZANIA CAVE TOURS

4 Tanzania Cave Tours Worth the Trip

4 tours  ·  from $50 a head

Good tanzania cave tours fill their morning slots weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Zanzibar: Sea Turtle Swim at Salam Cave in Kizimkazi Village - The journey from your hotel to Kizimkazi
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Zanzibar: Sea Turtle Swim at Salam Cave in Kizimkazi Village

1.Zanzibar: Sea Turtle Swim at Salam Cave in Kizimkazi Village

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 368 reviews · 2 - 4 hours · from $50Our pick

Travel with a local Zanzibar guide to Salam Cave in Kizimkazi, where sea turtles swim in clear water. Feed them seaweed, learn about turtle care, and enjoy private hotel transport. Early morning visits are quieter, while guides such as Fumu, Mohammed, and Abdul help with the journey and photos.

“Really insightful guide, explained all about the history of Zanzibar. Even though we did not have the best weather, they made sure we still had an enjoyable day.”

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Dolphin tour, Jozani Forest, Jambiani Kuza Cave, Paje Beach &The Rock restaurent - Dolphin watching near Matemwe
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Dolphin tour, Jozani Forest, Jambiani Kuza Cave, Paje Beach &The Rock restaurent

2.Dolphin tour, Jozani Forest, Jambiani Kuza Cave, Paje Beach &The Rock restaurent

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 164 reviews · from $130

Spend about nine hours exploring Zanzibar by private vehicle and boat. Look for dolphins near Matemwe, meet red colobus monkeys at Jozani, swim at Kuza Cave, relax at Paje Beach, and stop at The Rock. Guides such as Amina, Ibrahim, Hassan, and Ain have been praised for friendly service.

“I had an amazing unforgettable time. My guide Amina was amazing, helpful and knowledgeable that I had to recommend the tour operator for her again. She and the driver was always on time.”

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Zanzibar: Mnemba Island, Prison Island and Salaam Cave Tour - Mnemba Atoll: dolphins, snorkeling, and the sandbank
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Zanzibar: Mnemba Island, Prison Island and Salaam Cave Tour

3.Zanzibar: Mnemba Island, Prison Island and Salaam Cave Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 150 reviews · from $150

Spend about 11 hours exploring Zanzibar by road and boat with a private guide and driver. Snorkel at Mnemba Atoll, look for dolphins, meet giant tortoises on Prison Island, swim near sea turtles at Salaam Cave, and stop at The Rock. Lunch is not included.

“It was a lovely day! Regalo, the guide, and Khalid, the driver have been fantastic the whole time and very professional. We had an intense and beautiful day in some of the most wonderful corners of Zanzibar. We first chased the dolphins, Regalo and the captain were so nice to spend as much as needed to ensure a wonderful view and swimming experience. Then we snorkled in Mnemba. Beautiful spot, wondrous colours. Then we moved to Salaam Cave to have a unique experience with sea turtles. God I'll never forget being surrounded by so many of them, what a blast! Then we visited Paje beach and The Rock and Regalo…”

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SWIMMING WITH TURTLES AT SALAAM CAVE AT KIZIMKAZI ZANZIBAR - The drive from your hotel to Kizimkazi
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SWIMMING WITH TURTLES AT SALAAM CAVE AT KIZIMKAZI ZANZIBAR

4.SWIMMING WITH TURTLES AT SALAAM CAVE AT KIZIMKAZI ZANZIBAR

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 112 reviews · 3 hours · from $50

This three-hour private tour takes you from selected south Zanzibar hotels to Salaam Cave in Kizimkazi. You can swim with cared-for sea turtles in clear water, learn about conservation, feed them seaweed, and return by hotel transfer. Guides are available in ten listed languages.

“Loved seeing and swimming with the turtles in the cave. Wasn’t overcrowded at all, only four other people there at the same time. The only thing I’d say is it was not three hours; we had maybe 45 minutes in the cave and did feel as though we were being waited on to get out; however, that was plenty of time as it is a small area.”

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