Kuza Cave, located in Jambiani on Zanzibar's East Coast, is a 50-meter-round sinkhole in a small jungle. The fresh water is the product of rainwater weathering of soft the mineral limestone over 250,000 years. The cave water is approximately 3 meters deep and connects to a deeper sub-cave areas. The water is so clear, you don't even know where it begins! The entryway features a few walks and ropes that connect to a platform with a stunning ecological design like an expansive alter. The cave doesn't seem to darkness or difficult to get inside. To enter an underground oasis, pass a short bridge and walk down a few the steps. The circular shape of the cave is a result of Over 250,000 years of rainfall eroded the limestone

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