TGI Diving
About
Look for TGI Diving in Zanzibar for diving centre, a sports centre based at Kendwa Beach, Nungwi 00000, Tanzania. The centre operates on the island's northern coast, where the beach shelves into the Indian Ocean.
Certification requirements depend on the dive or course chosen, with training available for different skill levels. Dive sites around the island introduce divers to the marine life of the Indian Ocean off Zanzibar. Equipment is provided as part of the diving programme, so divers do not need to bring their own kit. The centre holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 85 reviews, placing it among the better-reviewed diving operations in the Nungwi area.
The website at https://www.tgidiving.com/en/indian-ocean/zanzibar-nungwi/ carries the programme of dives and courses. Photographs on the listing show the premises and the setup divers can expect.
Zanzibar's long rains, masika, fall from March to May, and the short rains, vuli, in November and December, so the drier months suit diving best. Stone Town lies within reach for a day away from the water. Taarab music, with orchestras and sung poetry, remains popular on the island and gives visitors something local to hear after a day in the water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What equipment is included when diving with TGI Diving?
TGI Diving operates as a diving centre at Kendwa Beach, Nungwi, and kit is arranged around the dives and courses it runs from that base. The centre's site, https://www.tgidiving.com/en/indian-ocean/zanzibar-nungwi/, lists what each course and dive covers.
What marine life or dive sites can you expect with TGI Diving?
Dives run from the centre's base at Kendwa Beach and take in reef and marine life around the northern Zanzibar coast near Nungwi. The wider island's dive map reaches Matemwe and the southern shores by Paje, Jambiani and Bwejuu, while Kiwayu lies further afield.
Where is TGI Diving based on Zanzibar?
TGI Diving sits at Kendwa Beach, Nungwi 00000, Tanzania, on the northern tip of Zanzibar. That coast is a short hop from Stone Town, the old seat of the Omani sultanate and a dhow-trade hub before Zanzibar united with Tanganyika in 1964 to form Tanzania.
How do divers rate TGI Diving?
TGI Diving holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 85 reviews, reflecting how divers regard this Kendwa Beach diving centre. The island's Swahili coast setting, home to taarab orchestras and sung poetry, adds to the character of a diving stay on Zanzibar.
Do you need certification to dive with TGI Diving?
Certification requirements depend on the dive you book, and the centre's own site at https://www.tgidiving.com/en/indian-ocean/zanzibar-nungwi/ sets out the courses and dives on offer. Zanzibar's diving calendar is shaped by the long rains, masika, from March to May, and the short rains, vuli, in November and December.
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