Paddle with 2 Winds on the Indian Ocean
2 Winds is a paddle sports company based in Zanzibar. We offer guided tours and adventures in beautiful lagoons, mangrove forests and the open ocean by stand up paddleboard (SUP) and kayak.
Worry Less, Paddle More
Stand up paddle boarding or SUP is currently considered to be the fastest growing water sport in the world. SUP is also fast becoming the fitness activity of choice for many people as it offers a full body work out surrounded by the beauty of nature.
Kayaking is a versatile sport that can be done in practically any body of water. Rivers, lakes, oceans and even surf zones are popular spots for kayaking and due to the different types, everyone from beginners to experts can enjoy the sport.
Kayaking is a versatile sport that can be done in practically any body of water. Rivers, lakes, oceans and even surf zones are popular spots for kayaking and due to the different types, everyone from beginners to experts can enjoy the sport.
Paddle SportsThis isn't just a business for us, it's a passion. Our ethos is to be active and under the sun, whilst appreciating and respecting the environment surrounding us. We love the people, culture, and beautiful wonders of the entire Zanzibar Archipelago.
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Guided ToursWhatever you are interested in we will have something that suits you. Whether it's exploring the waters within mangrove forests, watching an African sunset on the water, challenging yourself with SUP fitness or relaxing on a board for a social with friends and ice cold drinks. We can do it all.
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Mangrove ForestsBy booking with us, you are not just coming on an unforgettable adventure. You are also helping us raise awareness in the protection and preservation of an amazing natural habitat. We partner with organizations that support mangrove forest protection and other environmental initiatives.
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Come with the wind, go with the water
2 Winds is named for the two prevailing trade winds that sweep along the coast of East Africa. Kaskazi, Swahili for 'northern wind', blows from the northeast between December and March. While Kusi, Swahili for 'southern wind', blows from the southeast between July and September. These trade winds govern life in the Zanzibar Archipelago. They bring the rains and then blow them away, they dictate the best fishing spots and they act as a way of keeping time, in a place where time seems to stand still. Whilst wind is not always your best friend when you're paddling, it won't stop you from enjoying a paddle all year round.