Ideal setting for a few days de-stressing. If your ideal is a deserted beach, fascinating rock-pooling and snorkelling and excellent food and service then look no further. Kayaking through the mangroves is delightful and the accommodation lives up to its 'eco' billing. I stayed five days during the short rains and only had one wet day.

Wonderfully relaxing beach paradise. If you like falling of the map then this is for you. People told us Pemba was a must-go whilst visiting Zanzibar and they were not wrong. It is another world. We spent 2 nights at Chumbe afterwards (it must be said that the bungalows there are very special & probably the best part of that... More

My husband and I stayed here in December 2012 for five nights, six days. We had really been looking forward to just relax in the sun and swimming. Unfortunately, we have not much positive to say about this place. During the time we stayed there, it was NEVER high tide; we could not swim for six days. At best, the... More

I returned to Pemba Lodge for another family holiday in my favorite, untouched island paradise. A lovely summer holiday away from the busy city life where you can soak up the sunshine, enjoy the tranquil setting and do lots of exploring of the island, surrounding mangroves, sea and coral reefs. There have been noticable improvements in the help and understanding... More

My wife and I spent amazing 5 nights at the Eco lodge, we cannot speak highly enough of our experience. The service by Mr Ali and Mr Tila was attentive but, not entrusive. Chief Ali's cooking was outstanding with local ingredients. The fresh crab meal is one we never forget, cooked to perfection! Activities - fishing, sea kayaking, and snokneling... More

Pemba Lodge is a superb place that gets you away from it all. In a authentic African setting we enjoyed an almost private beach, great seafood, wonderful snorkeling and kayaking in a blue lagoon. The staff is very friendly and they will make sure you will enjoy your stay. Pemba itself is very picturesque and more beautiful than Zanzibar (Unguja).... More

Spent a week in this little, secluded paradise. We were searching for a quite place to relax. We wanted an hideaway, far from discos - cars - beach-boys - ringing phones ... ...and we have got much more. Lovely people, simple genuine delicious meals, clean accommodation, stunning view from the bungalow, long desert beach to walk (during the day and... More

After a few days on Ungunja we took the ferry to Pemba. There we we're picked up by a friendly taxi driver and brought to a small fishing harbour at the Southend of the island. Here a small boat was waiting for us with a coconut for some refreshment. We left the harbour and after a stunning 15 min boat... More

After almost two weeks vacation on Unguja (Zanzibar), we decided to stay three nights at the less touristy sister island Pemba. As we had stayed at the eco-resort Chumbe island right off the island of Unguja, we wanted to continue our holidays in a similar eco-friendly style and were more than pleased with our choice. Pemba Lodge is located on... More