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Kuza Cave

Swim in a coral cave of startlingly clear freshwater, then stay above ground for the Swahili cultural centre built around it.

Jambiani2 hrs2–6 pax
How it goes

Your itinerary

  1. 1

    Arrive in Jambiani

    Meet your guide at the cave near Jambiani on the south-east coast.

  2. 2

    Into the cave

    Walk down into a limestone cave, once a place of refuge and now a natural pool.

  3. 3

    Swim

    Swim in the clear fresh water. Take your time, the water is cool and calm.

  4. 4

    Out into the sun

    Dry off and look around the surrounding village.

Included

  • ✓Guide
  • ✓Cave entrance as arranged

Not included

  • –Towels, unless you ask for them
  • –Food and drinks
  • –Hotel pick-up and drop-off can be arranged: tell us where you are staying
  • –Tips for the guide and crew
  • –Drinks and meals not mentioned above
  • –Travel insurance and personal expenses
Good to know

Questions

Do I have to swim?+

You can paddle or watch. Swimming is the point, though, and the water is clear and shallow in places.

What should I bring?+

Swimwear, a towel and reef shoes if you have them.

Can the day be tailored?+

Yes. Any tailor-made request, let us know and we will work out a plan and price.

What does the price cover?+

Prices are in US dollars per person for parties of 2 to 6. If you are a larger group, ask us for a quote.

Price$110 / person
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