Name: Baraka Natural Aquarium
Brand: tidetrekeszanzibar.com
SKU: 1
Price: 120
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Zanzibar, Hotels

Nungwi

Min Age : 3+

Max People : 35

Tour Details

Baraka Natural Aquarium is a sanctuary for sea turtles that have been rescued from fishing nets or boat propellers. The facility provides care and rehabilitation for these turtles, with the goal of releasing them back into the wild once they are healthy. Visitors can observe and interact with the turtles in a natural lagoon environment, where the water level rises and falls with the tide .

Departure & Return Location

Hotel/Airport/Ferry

Departure Time

09:00.

14:00.

Price Includes

Tour Guide
Entrance Fees
All transportation in destination location

Price Excludes

Complementaries

Umbrella
Entrance Fees

What to Expect

Swimming with Turtles: visitors can enter the lagoon to swim with the turtles. Guides provide instructions on how to feed and interact with the turtles safely. It’s recommended to visit early in the morning when the area is less crowded and the water is clearer .

Feeding the Turtles: Visitors can feed the turtles seaweed provided by the aquarium. This activity allows for close interaction with the turtles, but it’s important to remain calm and avoid sudden movements to prevent startling them .

Avoid Wearing Green: Turtles may mistake green clothing for seaweed and attempt to bite. It's advisable to wear other colors to prevent accidental bites .
Be Cautious in the Water: The lagoon's water can be murky, and the area may become crowded with visitors. It's important to move slowly and calmly to avoid disturbing the turtles or other visitors .
Health Precautions: Some visitors have reported minor injuries, such as cuts from turtle bites. It's advisable to exercise caution and follow the guide's instructions to minimize risks .