On the island of Pemba, located to the north of the Zanzibar archipelago, we find the best preserved seabeds of the Tanzanian Indian Ocean. Only a few local fishermen, using the technique of the line, fish in the area. On the other hand, the currents that surround the island assure us the sighting of large groups of pelagic marauding around intact and perfectly preserved coral reefs. In addition to the prolific marine life, the waters of Pemba harbor the wreck of the Panza steam, whose 100 meters of length covered with coral are a delight for underwater photographers.