We find broken clay pots in the cave that are used in healing rituals, prayers, and making wishes to the genies or spirits who lived in the cave. Pots of food were left on the altar as a tribute to forefathers and ancient spirits. People beg the spirit world to help them find love, fall […]
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Kuza Cave is recognised as a sacred place to the forefathers of Jambiani residents. You can watch video documentaries explaining how the village has protected the area around the cave for thousands of years, which has created a natural wildlife sanctuary for monkeys, birds, butterflies, chindi and Tipitipi (Toucans). As you walk to the cave,
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1. Swim in Kuza Cave, an ancient jungle cave in Kibigija, Jambiani and explore underwater cave sculptures 2. Attend a dinner performance to introduce you to Swahili culture through story dances 3. Eat local Swahili food with friendly Kibigija villagers 4. Enjoy the Kuza Cave wildlife sanctuary with Monkeys, birds, butterflies and Chindi (Squirrels) 5.
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Kuza Cave is about 45 minutes’ drive from Stonetown, or eight minutes from Paje, on Zanzibar Island in East Africa. You can take a bus (Dalla Dalla) to Jambiani and tell the driver you want to get off at Kibigija – it is after Spice Island hotel. The Dalla Dalla to Jambiani is number 309
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Kibigija Village is off the beaten track of 5 star hotels. If you are ready for an authentic Swahili experience then come and have a chat to us . Kibigija Village is in the northern part of Jambiani on the East Coast. In this ancient fishing village, you will find cows, ducks, & chickens wandering
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Kuzu Cave is a 10 minute walk 1 km from the beach and village of the northern Jambiani (Kibigija), on the East Coast of Zanzibar Island in Tanzania, Africa. If you are looking for things to do in Jambiani then Kuza Cave will surprise you! Jambiani is famous for it’s unique mixture of the local
Kuza Cave Culture Centre hides numerous wonders which makes it a hidden and mysterious gem worth exploring. The ancient limestone cave was formed about 250,000 years ago by thousands of years of water erosion that created secret underground rivers and pools. Eventually, the ceiling collapsed and humans and animals entered the cave to access fresh drinking
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Kuza Cave in Jambiani, East Coast Zanzibar offers a unique experience for adventurous nature-lovers, snorkellers, divers and people interested in Swahili Culture. The cave is a 50 metre round sink hole in the middle of a small jungle in Jambiani, East Coast Zanzibar. Cross a small bridge and walk down a few stairs to enter
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