Price:$29.99
Half-day Prison Island Tour
Description
This is a half-day tour that lets you explore Prison Island also known as Changuu Island.
The time for this tour is flexible that you can stay and enjoy it as long as you wish at Prison Island. Also after the tour, you can relax and swim at the Prison Island beach.
| Adult | Age 11 years and above |
| Children | Age between 2 and 10 years |
| Free | Age below 2 years |
What’s Included
Hotel pickup and dropoff
Bottled water
Private transportation
Air-conditioned vehicle
Entrance Fee at Prison Island (10,000 TZS/ 4USD)
Sunscreens
Pickup and Drop-off
- Stone Town: This includes all Hotels/ Accommodations located in Stone Town
- Northeast Coast: This includes all Hotels/ Accommodations located in the Northeast; Matemwe, Kiwengwa, Pongwe, Uroa, etc.
- Nungwi/ Kendwa: This includes all Hotels/ Accommodations located in Nungwi/ Kendwa
- Southeast Coast: This includes all Hotels/ Accommodations located in the Southeast; Michamvi, Bwejuu, Paje, Jambiani, etc.
- South of Zanzibar: This includes all Hotels/ Accommodations located in the South of Zanzibar; Makunduchi, Kizimkazi, etc.
- Other Areas: This includes all Hotels/ Accommodations in Zanzibar
Additional Info
- Booking Confirmation will be sent automatically after payment has been processed successfully
- This is a private experience, only your group will participate
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start date in the local timezone (GMT +3). Learn more
Itinerary
At Prison Island, you will able to See Aldabra Giant Tortoise, Peacocks, Dik-dik (species of small Antelope), Prison ruins, etc.
Aldabra Giant Tortoises are endemic to the Aldabra Atoll in Seychelles and they do not live in the wild anywhere else in the world. There are found in Zanzibar because they were gifted from Seychelles in 1919. They are one of the world’s longest-living animals, the oldest one at Prison Island is 197 years.
Also, you will be able to see Peacocks and Dik-diks (Small Antelopes that are native to East Africa).
Lastly will go see the Prison Ruins which was the main reason why the Island was named Prison Island.
