Meet us in Tanzania

Tanzania is a mainly tropical country that boasts many types of flora and fauna and a diverse topography. It is warm year round, with rainy seasons from early March to late May. The dry season is from January to February and June to October, with clear skies and plenty of sunshine.


Our resort is located on the coast of the Indian Ocean, south of the administrative capital of Dar es Salaam, tucked into a mangrove forest.

AMONG THE MANGROVE FORESTS

The mangrove forests in Tanzania create a magical atmosphere. The wood of the mangrove trees has been an important part of local Tanzanian culture and has been used domestically and exported for many years. Additionally, many foods are found in brackish water along the mangrove roots such as crabs, shellfish, oysters and snails to octopus, sea cucumbers, sea urchins and fish.


These beautiful, unique wetlands also provide an important breeding ground for many types of fish. High amounts of nutritious bacteria provides food for growing youngsters and the roots offer protection from predators until the fish are ready to survive on the reefs or in open water.


Recently, the conservation of mangrove forests has become a key issue in Tanzania.

ECOLOGICALLY DIVERSE WATERS

The coast of Tanzania offers a variety of depths that are rich in big-game fish including Giant Trevally, Dogtoth tuna, Yellow Fin tuna, Mahi-Mahi, Marlin, Sailfish, Swordfish and many more.


Despite their offerings, Tanzania’s coast remains a hidden gem for fisherman with less crowding and more pristine water than other more popular destinations. This gives you the opportunity to have an amazing fishing experience.