
Dive 360 Pemba
Pemba Island
Google 4.9/5 (46 reviews)
1,1 km away
Pemba · Tanzania · Africa
White sand, tropical gardens and the Indian Ocean at the end of the path: Pemba Paradise is built for days that finish outdoors.
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Pemba Paradise Resort sits in the beachfront resort category, with 21 suites set in a large tropical garden. The sea is not a distant backdrop here: the property has direct access to a white-sand beach, while several pools give you another place to cool off when you have had enough salt for one day. There is room for a quiet couple's break, but family suites and larger rooms also make the resort workable for a small group.
The atmosphere is easy to read. You can move between garden, beach, terrace and pool without turning the stay into a programme of organised fun. That matters on a diving holiday, when the most ambitious plan for the afternoon may be a shower, something cold to drink and a chair that does not require any further decision-making.
Pemba Paradise Beach Resort is in Makangale Village on Pemba Island, Tanzania. The setting combines a beach resort with access to cultural excursions, walks and organised trips, so you can keep the days simple or give them a little more shape.
The resort is in Makangale, on the island of Pemba in Tanzania, directly on the coast. You have exclusive access to white sand and an ocean-facing position, with the grounds arranged around gardens and pools rather than a town-centre layout. The surrounding setting is coastal and reef-based, suited to a stay where the beach is part of the daily geography rather than a short outing.
Wawi Airport is 26 miles away as the crow flies and about 33 miles by road. The drive takes around 1 hour 25 minutes, so the arrival transfer is part of the journey rather than a quick hop from the terminal. An airport shuttle is available through the resort.
For getting around once you arrive, the property has a tour desk and can arrange access to walks, excursions and game drives. Free private parking is available on site, with no reservation required.

For two, the Standard Double Room keeps things straightforward: a king-size bed, air conditioning, a private bathroom and the practical comfort of a minibar. If the view matters more than keeping the room choice simple, the Suite with Sea View gives you the sea-facing option, with a balcony or terrace where you can sit out without going anywhere else. The Family Suite is the natural choice when you need room for more people, while the Deluxe King Room combines a super-king bed with a single bed and suits a small family or friends travelling together.
All rooms have private bathrooms with walk-in showers, towels, slippers, bathrobes and a hairdryer. A mosquito net is available, as are both air conditioning and a fan. Add soundproofing, a private entrance, extra-long beds and a balcony or terrace, and the essentials are covered for a proper night's recovery rather than merely somewhere to drop your bag.
Garden views are part of the accommodation mix, while the sea-view category gives you a more specific outlook. Family rooms and ground-floor units are available. Daily housekeeping, room service, a minibar and breakfast in your room keep the morning flexible, particularly useful when your day starts earlier than your preferred relationship with the alarm clock.
60 m² · up to 4 guests · 1 bathroom
single bed + extra-large double bed (super king)
45 m² · up to 2 guests · 1 bathroom
1 extra-large double bed (super king)
45 m² · up to 4 guests · 1 bathroom
2 single beds + 1 extra-large double bed (super king)
25 m² · up to 2 guests · 1 bathroom
large double bed (king)

Breakfast is included, with continental, American, buffet, vegetarian, halal and takeaway options. Pancakes, fresh pastries, warm dishes and local specialities give you more than a token plate before heading out, while breakfast in your room is available when you would rather keep the first conversation of the day to a minimum.
There are two named restaurant-and-bar venues. The Main Restaurant & Bar works across European, African, Arab, Indian, local and international cooking, with an à la carte menu and dishes drawing on Zanzibar's ingredients. The Beach Restaurant & Bar keeps the setting closer to the water and serves local and international food, including appetisers and small bites for the period when a full meal feels like an administrative burden.
The drinks side is properly represented: the resort has the main bar, the beach bar and a pool bar. At the beach venue, you can choose from cocktails, aperitifs, refreshing drinks, sugar-cane cocktails, fruit daiquiris and smoothies while the light fades over the beach. Brunch, dinner, high tea and cocktails are available, with a snack bar for something less formal.

Four pool settings give you several ways to spend an unhurried afternoon: an infinity pool facing the ocean, a garden pool, private plunge pools and an indoor pool. The beach is directly accessible, with sun loungers, beach chairs, umbrellas and pool or beach towels available. You can choose the sea, the garden or a shaded poolside position; all three are legitimate responses to a busy morning.
The spa focuses on massage rather than an elaborate catalogue of rituals. Swedish, aromatherapy and deep-tissue massages are available, alongside head, neck, back, foot, hand and full-body treatments. Couples can book a couples massage, and there is also a massage chair for a shorter reset. After a long day in the water, the useful distinction is simple: you can choose targeted work or the full-body version and then return to the beach without having to leave the resort.
For something more active, the fitness centre, table tennis and games room are on hand. Walking tours, cultural excursions, tours and game drives provide reasons to explore beyond the grounds, while the beach and gardens cover the less ambitious option. Snorkelling and fishing are available off site, and the tour desk is there for arranging excursions.
Check-in runs from 12:00 to 23:30, and check-out from 07:30 to 10:00. You need to provide photo identification and a credit card at check-in, and the resort asks you to share your expected arrival time in advance. Cash is accepted as a payment method. Quiet hours run from 23:00 to 08:00, a useful detail if you are hoping for an early start and prefer the grounds to settle at night.
An airport shuttle is available between Wawi Airport and the resort. The airport is around 33 miles away by road, with a typical driving time of about 1 hour 25 minutes. You can also use the free private parking on site if you are travelling with your own vehicle. A 24-hour front desk, private check-in and check-out, luggage storage, currency exchange and a tour desk cover the practical edges of the stay.
Wi-Fi is free, with access available in the public areas. Daily housekeeping is included among the guest services, while laundry is available as an additional service. Children of all ages are welcome; extra beds and cots can be requested, subject to the room option and availability. The property does not accept pets.
The front desk is open until 22:30.
If the guests will arrive after 10:30 PM the should notify the hotel in advance and receive check-in instructions.
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