ZANZIBAR PADEL
Read morePadel - not to be confused with stand-up paddle - is a racket sport similar to tennis in the way it is played, but on a smaller court, and also to squash, as the balls can be played after bouncing off the wall. It is played on electric blue courts framed by glass and mesh, and the rackets are solid. Zanzibar now boasts two padel courts, associated with the new Breeze and Labili residences in Kiwengwa, illuminated by lights at night, when it's cooler to play.
ZANZIBAR QUAD ADVENTURE
Read moreA lifelong motorcycle enthusiast, Niky accompanied groups of bikers for years before settling in Zanzibar. With his experience and his love of the island, he created Zanzibar Quad Adventure in 2008. The agency offers a different way of discovering the island, following a safe quad bike route in Kiwengwa or Jambiani. Customers drive their own latest-generation quad bikes through plantations, fishing villages and fish markets...
DUOTONE PRO CENTER
Read moreKitesurfing is on the rise in Zanzibar. If Pajé is the Mecca, Kiwengwa beach is also well exposed to the wind, with a clear turquoise lagoon and a smooth surface ideal for kitesurfing. Duotone ProCenter is a renowned international kitesurfing school that also offers other contemporary board sports: kitefoiling, which gives the impression of floating on the water, wingfoiling, with a small sail between kite and windsurf, and stand-up paddle. Lessons for all levels and equipment hire.
JUNGLE KITE SCHOOL
Read moreIt's not only in Jambiani and Pajé that you can kite. This school is located in Kiwengwa, and it is run by Italians, like the bar-resto (nice to eat) and the hotel (opened in 2020) associated, and like many places on this beach! A chance to indulge in that tropical glide on smooth water, both at high and low tide, as you always have your footing here. The wind is quite constant for beginners who would like to test the experience, and the equipment is quite recent, sponsored by the brand Ozone.