Begin with a trip to Prison Island, where giant tortoises have been residing since 1919. It's a great spot for snorkeling and sunbathing. The island also once functioned as a quarantine station before the British constructed the Stone Town prison. Next, explore Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and discover its historic landmarks, such as the Old Market, House of Wonders, Tippu Tip House, Old Fort, and the Former Slave Market (optional).
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Start your journey with a trip to Prison Island, located just half an hour from Stone Town. Famous for its giant tortoises, which have been residing there since 1919 after being brought from Aldabra in Seychelles, the island is a perfect spot for snorkeling and sunbathing. It was once a quarantine station before the British constructed the Stone Town prison in the 1890s, though the prison was never actually used. Afterward, head back to Stone Town for a historical walking tour of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit iconic landmarks like the Old Market (established in 1903), which is organized into sections for fish, meat, vegetables, fruits, and spices. Explore attractions such as the House of Wonders (National Museum), Tippu Tip House, the former English Club (Africa House), and the Old Fort. Stroll through the picturesque alleys with their distinctive doors and wooden balconies, and make stops at the Palace Museum, Old Dispensary, and the Former Slave Market (optional).
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