Created to protect Zanzibar’s ecosystem and wildlife, the park is home to the red-backed colobus monkey, an endemic species of monkey that is still endangered today. Located between land and sea, the park covers only 50 km². Nevertheless, it remains a must in Zanzibar if you want to treat yourself to a soothing stroll in the shade of its lush vegetation.
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