Zanzibar is a premier destination for spearfishing day trips, offering a diverse marine ecosystem teeming with prized fish species.

Our spearfishing adventures depart from two main centers on Unguja Island, often referred to simply as Zanzibar. Depending on ocean conditions and your preferences, trips explore the northern and southeastern coasts of Zanzibar, the southern waters around Pemba Island, or the remote and untouched Latham Island. For guests staying on Pemba, we can arrange to have a boat stationed nearby, ensuring easy access to top spearfishing locations.

Zanzibar's waters are home to sought-after species like wahoo, Spanish mackerel, green jobfish, emperors, snappers, barracuda, golden trevally, giant trevally, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, marlin, and smaller dogtooth tuna. For those seeking a true challenge, our day trips to southern Pemba provide opportunities to encounter massive dogtooth tuna weighing up to 100 kg. Meanwhile, Latham Island is renowned for its plentiful large dogtooth tuna and other impressive game fish.

Our fleet includes specialized spearfishing boats, each designed to accommodate four divers comfortably. Two larger, high-speed vessels are ideal for reaching distant locations like Latham Island.

Overnight Spearfishing

For those looking to extend their adventure, we also offer two 60-foot catamarans available for day charters, overnight stays, or multi-night charters, supported by spearfishing boats that accompany these trips.

To learn more or start planning your spearfishing adventure in the Zanzibar Archipelago, please don’t hesitate to contact us.