This unhabited Island is about a 30 minutes ferry or boat ride from Dar es Salaam, and is part of the Dar es Salaam Marine Reserve. Snorkeling, Hiking and Exploring are delightful activities that visits can engage in Bongoyo Island.
Bongoyo Island Geography.
Bongoyo Island may be uninhabited, but its not just a dry rock. Dozens of plants and trees native to East Africa make the Island their home among the sand dunes. Still the sun is strong on Bongoyo Island, so be sure to bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses. Soft white sand beaches, make up part of Bongoyo Island coast, which are wonderful for walking or sunbathing. Underneath the Ocean waters, explorers will find coral reefs, home to dazzling sea life such as sea urchin,shrimps and butterfly fish. Be sure to bring snorkeling gear, to better observe these fascinating creatures.
Activities on Bongoyo Island.
Bongoyo Island is a popular destination for those looking to get away from civilization for a while.There are plenty of Snorkeling opportunities in places like Shark's Lagoon cave (so named from the young Shark's that swim along the shores hunting octopi). Hiking around Bongoyo is also popular, yet many visitors like to simply sit on the beach with a good book or relax with a picnic.
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