• Old Slave Market/Anglican Cathedral - Situated in Stone Town, Zanzibar, the Old Slave Market was among the largest in East Africa during the 19th century, playing a pivotal role in the Indian Ocean slave trade until its abolition in 1873. Today, the site hosts the Anglican Cathedral, built to honor the end of the slave trade, along with preserved slave chambers where captives endured harsh conditions. Visitors can explore a memorial monument and a museum that offer historical insights and education on the slave trade and its enduring effects.
• Freddie Mercury Museum - Freddie Mercury, the iconic lead singer of Queen, was born as Farrokh Bulsara on September 5, 1946, in Stone Town, Zanzibar. His formative years on the island, before relocating to India and later the UK, shaped his distinctive cultural outlook. Zanzibar now celebrates its connection to Mercury with landmarks like his birthplace in Stone Town, drawing numerous fans. This connection underscores the island’s rich cultural heritage and Mercury’s diverse background.
• The Old Fort (Ngome Kongwe) - Known as Ngome Kongwe or the Arab Fort, the Zanzibar Old Fort is a historic landmark in Stone Town, Zanzibar. Constructed by Omani Arabs in the late 17th century to fend off invasions, it boasts massive stone walls and towers that reflect Arab and Swahili architectural styles. Over time, it has functioned as a military garrison, prison, and railway depot. Presently, it serves as a cultural hub and major tourist attraction, hosting events like the Zanzibar International Film Festival and housing craft shops and an amphitheater. The fort is a UNESCO World Heritage site, representing Zanzibar’s rich history and cultural legacy.
• Darajani Bazaar - Located in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Darajani Market is a bustling and lively marketplace central to local life and a favorite among tourists. It offers a diverse array of goods, including fresh produce, spices, seafood, meat, clothing, and household items. Renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and rich cultural experience, the market highlights the daily trading practices of Zanzibari people. It is a must-visit for those eager to experience local culture and purchase Zanzibar’s renowned spices.
• Prison Island - Changuu Private Island - Prison Island Adventure

Embark on a journey to Prison Island (Changuu Island) for a day filled with history, wildlife, and relaxation. Just a brief boat ride from Stone Town, visitors can explore the island’s historic prison ruins, encounter the famous Aldabra giant tortoises, and snorkel in vibrant coral reefs. Relax on pristine beaches, enjoy the island breeze, and take in panoramic ocean views. A perfect blend of adventure and tranquility awaits!

• Hotels Pickup and Dropoff
• Snacks
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• All fees and/or taxes

• Lunch

This trip is a half-day adventure where you can explore a historic street made of coral stone from the 19th and 20th centuries. Stone Town, where the street is located, is a lively place where Arabic, African, Indian, and European cultures mix together happily. You’ll walk through narrow streets filled with mosques, churches, and temples.

Your guide will take you on a journey through the city’s history and culture. You’ll visit places like the old slave market, the House of Wonders, the Old Fort, Sultan’s Palace, Darajani market, and Forodhani Gardens.

Then, you’ll hop on a boat to Prison Island which is about 5 km away. The island used to be a prison but is now a hotel. You’ll get to see a sanctuary giant tortoises imported from the Seychelles in the late 19th century. Some of these tortoises are over 150 years old and weigh about 200 kg.

For the rest of the trip, you can snorkel around the coral reefs near Prison Island or just relax on the beach before heading back to Stone Town.

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