Zanzibar Island Toolkit

DocumentsTravel papers · only on this phone

Saved only on this device. Never uploaded.

CHECKPOINT READY

Show it in one tap.

At the airport, the ferry, a police check or the clinic: open the card, tap the document, turn the screen toward the officer.

YOUR DOCUMENTS

Take a photo of the paper document, or add the PDF, PNG or JPG you received by email: the ZIC insurance certificate (PDF), the e-Visa grant notice, the ZARTSA driving permit.

PRIVACY Nothing leaves your phone.

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ElectricityCommunity power alert

NO RECENT REPORTS

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Jambiani (Zanzibar)

No signal yetReports expire after 4 hours

YOUR AREA

COMMUNITY GRID

Electricity alert.

One tap to report a cut or confirm the power is back in your selected area.

Community reports help other visitors. This is a local-area signal, not an official ZECO grid reading.

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Help detect area-wide outages

Share anonymous connection-type changes for this selected area. Signal support varies by browser; this is experimental and cannot confirm a blackout by itself.

Watch my connection type ZECO official notices ↗

MoonObservatory

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Moonrise–

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Full moon–

NIGHT INTELLIGENCE

Alert from the moon.

Find the darkest nights, follow the lunar cycle and plan your time under Zanzibar’s sky.

NEXT 30 NIGHTS

Dark skySpring tide

MOON & TIDES –

Around new and full moon the tide range is biggest: the lowest low tides of the month, best for reef walks and sandbanks.

BEST NIGHTS FOR STARGAZING –

The darkest skies are usually around the new moon, when moonlight is minimal. Weather and cloud cover still matter.

For guaranteed reminders, add the dates to your calendar.

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Stargazing reminders

Keep the darkest nights on your radar. Calendar reminders are available; automatic push delivery is not connected yet.

Calculated lunar phase and rise/set times for Stone Town (±5 min). The Moon influences tides, together with coastline, wind and atmospheric pressure.

WindKite, surf & windsurf

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WIND INTELLIGENCE

Alert from the wind.

Storms, rain and wind for your spot: know when you can ride and which days stay calm.

YOUR SPOT

WEATHER ALERTS · NEXT 24 HOURS

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Thunderstorms, waterspouts, strong gusts and rain, calculated from the forecast model. Official warnings: Tanzania Meteorological Authority ↗

NEXT 24 HOURS · KNOTS

<22 km/h light22–3030–46 kite on46+ strong

NEXT 7 DAYS · KITE DAYS

Strongest wind between 9:00 and 18:00. Kite = 30 km/h or more.

BEST SESSION –

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KITE SIZE RIGHT NOW

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LOCAL WEATHER

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SEASON –

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WIND AROUND THE ISLAND · NEXT 24 HOURS

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Safety

Never kite or windsurf in offshore wind: it pushes you out to sea. At low tide the lagoon gets shallow, with coral and seaweed farms close to the surface. Ride with a local kite centre if you don't know the spot, and keep clear of swimmers and the seaweed farmers.

Wind from the Open-Meteo forecast model at 10 m. Gusts can be stronger near rain clouds.

TideAlert from the sea

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LIVE COASTAL DATA

Alert from the sea.

Marine intelligence for your next moment on the coast.

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GOOD RIGHT NOW

REEF & LOW-TIDE PLANNER · NEXT DAYS When will the sea retreat furthest?

Lowest hourly model values for this location. Daylight lows are the ones for reef walks and sandbanks.

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The sea rises and falls about every 6 hours. In Zanzibar there are normally two high and two low tides a day: the pull of the Moon, together with the Sun and the shape of the coast, creates this rhythm. Times and range change every day.

Sea current – · Swell –. This is a modelled sea-level anomaly from the Open-Meteo marine forecast, not water depth over the reef; reef exposure depends on local reef elevation.