Help with Research into Chumbe
Help Chumbe’s Enock Kayagambe and Leeds Becket University with the research study into the motivations of Chumbe guests
The Big Five of Chumbe – A Citizen Science project goes online
Chumbe Island, we have recently developed a new online survey for capturing observational data related to our resident and visiting marine megafauna (which are turtles, reef sharks, stingrays, large groupers and dolphins) that is designed so that also visitors can actively participate in our marine conservation efforts now!
Chumbe Island – End of Season Special
End of Season Special Offer only available when booking directly through our email Book@chumbeisland.com
Shared love for the ocean – Our beach clean-up events held in partnership with Ozeankind
In partnership with Ozeankind, Chumbe Island successfully carried out four beach clean ups, over the period of November and December 2020.
CHUMBE ISLAND CORAL PARK JOINS GLOBAL TOURISM PLASTIC INITIATIVE TO CONTINUE TO TAKE ON PLASTIC POLLUTION
Chumbe Island has become a signatory of the Global Tourism Plastics Initiative, led by the United Nations Environment Programme and World Tourism Organization, in collaboration with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation
37 kg of marine litter collected during first Chumbe island clean-up in cooperation with Ozeankind e.V.
37 kg of marine litter collected during first Chumbe island clean-up in cooperation with Ozeankind e.V.
Chumbe Island featured as part of Green Destination 2020 Sustainable Top 100 Destinations
Chumbe Island featured as part of Green Destination 2020 Sustainable Top 100 Destinations
Chumbe Island Coral Park Wins Tripadvisor Travellers Choice Award
Chumbe Island awarded Tripadvisors “Travelers’ Choice Award” previously the Certificate of Excellence
World Oceans Day Art and Video competition organised by Chumbe Island for School Children in Zanzibar
On the occasion of World Oceans Day 2020, Chumbe Island Coral Park is launching a creative art and video competition for local school children.
Fundraising during COVID19- Help Protect Chumbe Reef
Now, more than ever, the marine environment needs to be secured to support local fisheries to meet communities’ food needs; and habitats need to remain secured to support generations beyond this critical time. Therefore, we can’t give up but we need YOUR support to keep our dream alive!!
