Why Kizimkazi
Kizimkazi Dimbani sits on Zanzibar’s southern tip, known for its resident pod of wild dolphins, the archipelago’s oldest Shirazi mosque, mangrove channels, and traditional fishing villages. Humpback whales pass offshore from June to August, and the coastline’s coral reefs make for excellent snorkeling and diving straight from the beach.
Getting Here
Veridiana Hotel arranges transfers to and from Zanzibar Airport, Stone Town, and Nungwi. Rates are per vehicle, based on group size.
Airport
- 1–4 pax: $50
- 5–10 pax: $100
- 11–20 pax: $200
Stone Town
- 1–4 pax: $60
- 5–10 pax: $100
- 11–20 pax: $200
Nungwi
- 1–4 pax: $80
- 5–10 pax: $120
- 11–20 pax: $220
Nearby Attractions
Travel times are approximate and can vary with weather, sea conditions, and traffic.
Al Salaam Cave
5-minute walk
Miza wa Miza Cave
10-minute walk
Village Tour & Reef Walk
Available nearby
Dolphin House Trip
20 minutes by hotel boat
Safari Blue Trip
30 minutes by hotel boat
Uzi Island & Kayaking
20 minutes by boat
Humpback Whale Watching
Visible directly from the hotel shore, June – August
Paje & Jambiani
20 minutes by car
Jozani Forest
30 minutes by car
Hotel Spice Farm
40 minutes by car
Stone Town
1 hour by car
Approximate map location for Kizimkazi Dimbani. Exact property pin pending confirmation from the hotel.