Paje

Paje occupies a low-lying coral-sand coast on the southeast of Unguja, Zanzibar’s main island, facing the Indian Ocean. The tide shapes daily life here: broad shallows emerge at low water, while the lagoon and dependable seasonal winds have made Paje one of East Africa’s recognised kitesurfing centres. Seaweed farming remains an important local livelihood, with cultivation plots spread across the intertidal flats. Paje belongs to the Zanzibar archipelago, where Swahili culture reflects centuries of Indian Ocean trade and African, Arab and Asian connections. Find related webcams in the surrounding coastal areas to build a fuller picture of Zanzibar’s southeast coast.

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