What makes this tour stand out is its seamless blend of wildlife, history, and leisure—all within a short, accessible trip. It offers a rare opportunity to observe the ancient Aldabra tortoises up close, a unique wildlife experience few places can match. At the same time, travelers explore the island’s layered past through the evocative prison ruins and colonial-era quarantine station, gaining a deeper understanding of Zanzibar’s history. With time to snorkel among colorful reefs or simply relax on the beach, this tour delivers a rich, all-in-one adventure that appeals to history buffs, nature lovers, and beachgoers alike.
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A short boat ride from Stone Town, Prison Island is home to Aldabra tortoises, imported from Seychelles in 1919. Just half an hour away, it’s a great spot for snorkeling and sunbathing. The island was once a quarantine station before the British built a prison for Stone Town in the 1890s, although the prison was never used. Today, visitors can explore the historic remains and enjoy the island’s natural beauty.
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