The site includes a patch of exisiting mangroves, which will be considered in project planning and conservation approaches. These mangroves serve as essential filtration for the up-coast pollution, in additon to being crucial ecosystem keystones for biodiversity and erosion control.

Expansion of ferry infrastructure will increase accessibility to education, healthcare, Community connections, and will ease access to quality employment opportunities for all.; as well as greater connectivity between the economies and cultures of Zanzibar and East Africa.

Essentially, the project aims to grow into a “town-within-a-town”. Commercial amenities that are included in the development are not limited to a Ferry and RoRo Terminal Hotel, a vast array of F&B options, an open-air retail centre and hospitality-logistics facilities, as well as a police station, fire station, energy plant, maintenance buildings, and government / customs / military post. As a state-of-the-art facility, we seek to maximise the amount of solar panels, water reclamation and indigenous landscaping in the project for minimal footprint.