Stone Town & Prison Island Tour
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Stone Town – The Heart of Zanzibar
Step into history as you wander through the narrow streets of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover a unique blend of Arab, Persian, Indian, and European influences that have shaped Zanzibar for centuries. Visit bustling spice markets, admire intricately carved wooden doors, explore historic sites such as the Old Fort and House of Wonders, and experience the vibrant culture that makes Stone Town so unforgettable.
Prison Island – A Tropical Escape
Just a short boat ride from Stone Town lies Prison Island, once used as a quarantine station and now home to one of Zanzibar’s most iconic attractions — the giant Aldabra tortoises. Stroll alongside these gentle giants, some over 100 years old, and learn their fascinating story. Afterward, relax on the pristine beach, swim in crystal-clear waters, or snorkel above vibrant coral reefs filled with colorful marine life.
Tour Highlights
- Explore Stone Town’s historic streets & markets
- Visit Old Fort, House of Wonders & Sultan’s Palace
- Meet giant Aldabra tortoises at Prison Island
- Relax, swim & snorkel in crystal-clear waters
- Enjoy a scenic boat ride across turquoise ocean
The price list
2 pax : per person ——————- $120
3-4 pax : per person —————– $90
4-9 pax : per person —————– $ 75
Included/Exclude
- Hotel pick-up & drop-off
- Professional, knowledgeable guide
- Boat transfer to & from Prison Island
- Entrance fees (Stone Town & Prison Island)
- Bottled drinking water
- Lunch & drinks (unless specified)
- Personal expenses & tips
- Optional activities (e.g. snorkeling gear hire)
- Travel insurance
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4.6
We always stay at here when in town. The location is great, staff is wonderful and we love the overall feel. Beautiful view from the here.
4.6
This is the best tour on the east coast! It was amazing how many places we visited and what great memories we made!
4.2
This was not our first time going to here. It is a great place to shop not too far from New York. We took the bus from Port Authority and traveled through the countryside to get there.
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