Chumbe Island and cross-island innovators, Seaweed Center in Paje, are “eco-stays and long-term sustainable projects that are changing the way travelers enjoy Zanzibar’s marine life and beaches.”
Chumbe Island recognized as the 2019 Winner at the Responsible Tourism Tanzania Awards
Six (6!) new volumes of underwater photo guides focusing solely on the reef fish, sea turles and invertebrates in the Chumbe MPA.
gestalten features an in-depth interview with Chumbe Island
founder Sibylle Riedmiller to find out why she made it her
life mission to create the Chumbe Island Coral Park
marine protected area.
Read the article here
Ulli Kloiber and Khamis Khalfan featured in new videos that explore the challenges and protection approaches to marine life in Zanzibar
Since 1996, over 10,000 Zanzibar students and community members visited Chumbe Island because of guest visits
We are very excited to announce that Chumbe Island Coral Park has been selected as a finalist for the World Travel & Tourism Council’s Tourism for Tomorrow Awards 2018 under the category of Environment!
This Award is for organizations and companies that achieved environmental best practices through biodiversity conservation, protection of natural habitats, addressing climate change, and green operations.
Winners will be officially announced during the Awards Ceremony taking place in Buenos Aires, Argentina on 19 April during WTTC’s Global Summit.
Read more at: www.wttc.org/tourism-fo…/winners-and-finalists-2018/
This is the third management plan for Chumbe Island Coral Park (CHICOP) since its inception in 1994, produced by the Chumbe Team with the support of Sustainable Solutions International Consulting (SSIC). A lot of work and a very
