Pemba, Island in Tanzania
Pemba Island, part of Tanzania's Zanzibar Archipelago, is known for its lush, hilly landscape and clove production.
Historically, Pemba was a significant base for the Arab traders involved in the spice and slave trades.
The culture of Pemba is heavily influenced by its Arab history, seen in its architecture and local traditions.
Getting to Pemba Island typically involves a flight from Zanzibar or Dar es Salaam.
Pemba Island is famous for its traditional healers and the mysterious ruins of ancient civilizations.
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Pemba Island, part of Tanzania's Zanzibar Archipelago, is known for its lush, hilly landscape and clove production.
Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park is renowned for its clear warm waters and diverse marine life.
The Rubens was a German steamboat constructed in 1906.
The Port of Tanga is the second-largest port in Tanzania.
Nungwi Beach is renowned for its crystal clear waters and fine white sands.
The Amboni Caves are the most extensive limestone caves in East Africa.
