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PIL to commence Kenya-Tanzania service

Singaporean ocean carrier Pacific International Lines (PIL) announced the resumption of its call to Zanzibar, Tanzania through the launch of the Zanzibar Shuttle (ZNS), as part of its efforts to enhance connectivity to major East African markets.

The service will begin on 16 March 2023, from Mombasa in Kenya, and will serve as a feeder between Mombasa and Zanzibar.

The port rotation of the service is Mombasa (Kenya) – Zanzibar (Tanzania) – Mombasa.

PIL’s Zanzibar on Zanzibar Shuttle (ZNS) map

“From Mombasa, cargo will be routed to and from the Far East, via PIL’s existing dedicated network,” said the company in an announcement.





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