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Zanzibar - Dolphin and Marine Conservation

by: GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

9.86 (7)Verified

Come and take part in this tropical island adventure in and around the white sand beaches of the matchless archipelago of Zanzibar, just off the Tanzanian coast in East Africa. Participants live in Jambiani and work primarily in Kizimkazi. With up to fourteen other volunteers, you will research and protect bottle-nose and humpback dolphins as well as fish, birds, whales (seasonal), and other marin...

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Quick Details

Locations:
  • Zanzibar
Availability
Year(s) OfferedYear RoundDuration:
  • 2-4 Weeks
  • 5-8 Weeks
  • 1-2 Weeks
Age Requirement:Varies
Types & Subjects
Adventure Types:
  • Safari
  • Scuba
  • Snorkeling
Focus Areas:
  • Community Service & Volunteering
  • Experiential Learning
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Guidelines:
  • All Nationalities
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Awards

Top Rated Provider Volunteer Abroad 2025Innovative Volunteer Abroad ProgramGoAbroad Innovation Awards 2024 Finalist - Intern Abroad ProgramTop Rated Provider 2023 - Notable MentionInnovation in Sustainability Finalist 2022

Program Reviews

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Overall Rating

9.86

Total Reviews

7

a great experience

April 13, 2015by: Happy Volunteer

Program: Zanzibar - Dolphin and Marine Conservation

9

I really enjoyed my 2 weeks in Zanzibar with the dolphin project. I've loved dolphins since I was a child, so helping with research to protect their population in the beautiful waters of the Indian Ocean was wonderful. The project is well-organized, the place volunteers stay is beautiful, and all my experiences were positive.

I had a wonderful time

March 19, 2018by: Sara Fry

Program: Zanzibar - Dolphin and Marine Conservation

10

I wanted a chance to volunteer in a way that was totally different from my work. I got that, and I am thankful for the opportunity. Zanzibar is beautiful, the people I met were kind, and I had a wonderful time. The dolphin research was really wonderful to be a part of, and I also really enjoyed getting to know the local staff - really good people.

I am thankful for the opportunity

August 10, 2018by: Sara Fry

Program: Zanzibar - Dolphin and Marine Conservation

10

I wanted a chance to volunteer in a way that was totally different from my work. I got that, and I am thankful for the opportunity. Zanzibar is beautiful, the people I met were kind, and I had a wonderful time. The dolphin research was really wonderful to be a part of, and I also really enjoyed getting to know the local staff - really good people.

Program Details

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Locations

  • Zanzibar

Types and Subjects

  • Adventure Types
  • Safari
  • Scuba
  • Snorkeling

Availability

Years Offered: Year Round

Duration:
  • 2-4 Weeks
  • 5-8 Weeks
  • 1-2 Weeks
Intern Duration:

    Age Requirement

    Age Requirement Varies

    Guidelines

    All Nationalities

    Program Cost Includes

    • Pre-Departure Orientation
    • Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
    • Weekday Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
    • Weekend Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

    Qualifications & Experience

        Accepted Education Levels

      • Any/All Education Levels Accepted

      Application Procedures

      • Online Application
      GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

      GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization

      9.86Verified

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      Come and take part in this tropical island adventure in and around the white sand beaches of the matchless archipelago of Zanzibar, just off the Tanzanian coast in East Africa. Participants live in Jambiani and work primarily in Kizimkazi. With up to fourteen other volunteers, you will research and protect bottle-nose and humpback dolphins as well as fish, birds, whales (seasonal), and other marine life that live on and around the scattered islands. The focal effort of the conservation project is to monitor the human-dolphin interactions which play a large role in the amount of stress put on the dolphins and could potentially lead to a smaller dolphin population. The studies that volunteers carry out can advise the government to create the most ideal policies on how to regulate such tour...

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