Chake Chake Port

Chake Chake Port, located on Pemba Island in Tanzania, serves as an essential maritime gateway for the region. The port is strategically positioned to facilitate trade between Pemba Island and the mainland, providing crucial access for both passengers and cargo. As one of the primary ports in the Zanzibar Archipelago, Chake Chake is vital for the distribution of goods, including agricultural products, fish, and other local commodities, making it a significant contributor to the local economy.

Despite its relatively small size, Chake Chake Port is equipped with essential facilities to handle various types of vessels, including ferries, fishing boats, and cargo ships. The port plays a key role in supporting local fishing industries while enhancing tourism, as it connects Pemba Island with major destinations across Tanzania and beyond. The continuous efforts for modernization and improvement of facilities aim to enhance the operational capacity of Chake Chake Port, ensuring efficient handling of goods and services. As the region continues to evolve, Chake Chake Port is committed to sustainable development, balancing economic growth with environmental preservation, which is essential for the island's future prosperity.