We’ve seen these Makachu jumpers all over our social media for years but had no idea some of the videos were shot here in Zanzibar. So here we are, living our instagram feed with our own eyes 👀 Honestly we could sit here and watch these guys jump for hours. So much energy and fun and laughter. Makachu is considered a sport here amongst the Zanzibaris and it has been done for generations. When to go: daily from 4:30 pm onwards but the energy is at its highest from about 5:30-6:00 pm. That’s when the crowds are gathering and the requests for personalised videos are kicking in so the jumpers are super pumped and ready and rock and roll. 📍Forodhani Jumping Spot | Stone Town P.S. don’t forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel which will start featuring our Africa videos starting next week. YouTube channel | WhereNextFamily #zanzibar#zanzibarjumpers#visitzanzibar#travellingfamily
We’ve seen these Makachu jumpers all over our social media for years but had no idea some of the videos were shot here in Zanzibar. So here we are, living our instagram feed with our own eyes 👀 Honestly we could sit here and watch these guys jump for hours. So much energy and fun and laughter. Makachu is considered a sport here amongst the Zanzibaris and it has been done for generations. When to go: daily from 4:30 pm onwards but the energy is at its highest from about 5:30-6:00 pm. That’s when the crowds are gathering and the requests for personalised videos are kicking in so the jumpers are super pumped and ready and rock and roll. 📍Forodhani Jumping Spot | Stone Town P.S. don’t forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel which will start featuring our Africa videos starting next week. YouTube channel | WhereNextFamily #zanzibar #zanzibarjumpers #visitzanzibar #travellingfamily