Stone Town & Prison Island With Lunch - PRIVATE TOUR

Explore the cultural heart of Zanzibar on a guided tour of Stone Town Visit the Old Fort, Lunch, Darajani Market, and Freddie Mercury House. Then, head to Prison Island to see the giant land tortoises

✨ Highlights

-Discover the cultural heart of Zanzibar on a guided tour of Stone Town

-Visit the Old Fort, Darajani Market, and Freddie Mercury House

-Learn about the history of the island as a yellow fever quarantine station

-See the giant land tortoises of Prison Island and relax on the beach

-Explore the narrow streets of Stone Town and see traditional Zanzibar doors

📝 Full Description

Discover the cultural heart of Zanzibar on a guided tour of Stone Town. Visit Forodhan Garden, Old Fort, Darajani Market, and the Freddie Mercury House. Then, head to Prison Island to see the giant land tortoises.

Start your tour in Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site established by Arab slave and spice traders in the early 19th century. Admire the iconic Zanzibar-style doors and explore the narrow streets lined with souvenir shops.

Next, visit the Forodhan Garden, Old Fort, Darajani Market, and Freddie Mercury House. Continue to Prison Island (Changuu Island), where you can see the giant tortoises and learn about the island’s history as a yellow fever quarantine station.

Includes

✅ Guided tour of Stone Town

✅ Visit to Prison Island

✅ Boat ride to and from Prison Island

✅ Opportunity to see giant tortoises

✅ Bottle of water

✅ Lunch

✅ Pick-up & drop-off

✅ Entrance fees at Prison Island & Conservation area

✅ Swimming/snorkeling equipment

Exclusions

❌ Tips

❌ Personal expenses

🚫 Not Suitable For

People with mobility impairments

Wheelchair users

📌 Important Information - What to bring:

-Comfortable shoes

-Hat

-Camera

-Sunscreen

🚫 Not allowed

❌ Smoking

Know before you go:

-Wear comfortable walking shoes; some surfaces are uneven.

-Bring a hat and sunscreen to protect from the sun.

-Stay hydrated; bring a water bottle.

-Respect local customs and traditions while visiting historical sites.

-Cameras are allowed, but avoid flash photography inside historical buildings.

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