• Prison Island Zanzibar - Located just a brief boat trip from Stone Town, Prison Island is renowned for its Aldabra tortoises, which were brought over from Seychelles in 1919. Only thirty minutes away, it offers excellent opportunities for snorkeling and sunbathing. Originally intended as a quarantine station, the British constructed a prison on the island in the 1890s, though it was never utilized. Nowadays, visitors can discover the historical ruins and appreciate the island’s natural charm.

• Visit to Prison Island
• Sunbathing
• Snorkeling Stops
• Professional Guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in an air conditioned vehicle (If Option Selected)
• Use of Snorkeling Equipment

• Prison island Entrance and National Park fees 23 $ per person
• Transfer from outside Stone Town city will be Extra charged

This tour is exceptional due to its perfect combination of wildlife, history, and relaxation, all within a convenient and brief journey. It provides a unique chance to see the ancient Aldabra tortoises up close, offering a wildlife experience that is hard to find elsewhere. Additionally, participants can delve into the island’s rich history by visiting the intriguing prison ruins and colonial-era quarantine station, gaining valuable insights into Zanzibar’s past. With opportunities to snorkel among vibrant reefs or unwind on the beach, this tour offers a comprehensive adventure that captivates history enthusiasts, nature admirers, and beach lovers alike.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.