Changuu Island, commonly known as Prison Island, is a small island located about 5.6 kilometers northwest of Stone town, Zanzibar. Initially, the island was used as a detention camp for rebellious slaves in the 1860s. Later, in the late 19th century, it was developed as a quarantine station for yellow fever cases. Prison That Never Was: Although named "Prison Island," the building constructed for the prison never housed any prisoners and was instead used as a quarantine station. One of the main attractions of Changuu Island is the population of Aldabra giant tortoises. These tortoises were a gift from the British governor of Seychelles in 1919, and some are over 100 years old. Conservation Efforts: The island serves as a sanctuary for these tortoises, with ongoing conservation efforts to protect and preserve the species. The island is surrounded by clear, turquoise waters and coral reefs. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views of ocean and the mainland from various points on the island.

Nakupenda Sandbank is a beautiful, temporary sandbar located off the coast of Stone Town Surrounded by the Indian Ocean’s clear, turquoise waters, it's perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The sandbank features fine, white sand, offering a pristine and tranquil environment for relaxation. The sandbank is only visible during low tide, making it a temporary yet stunning destination that changes with the tides Explore vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. Popular for day trips and picnics, often including fresh seafood, tropical fruits and soft drinks

A Stone Town tour offers a rich blend of history, culture, and architecture, making it a fascinating destination for visitors. House of Wonders: Visit one of the largest and tallest buildings in Stone Town, rich with history and artifacts. Old Fort: Explore the oldest structure in Stone Town, offering insights into the island’s defense history. Darajani Market: Experience the bustling local market with fresh produce, spices, and handicrafts. Stone Town's Architecture: Walk through narrow alleys lined with traditional Swahili, Arab, Indian, and European-influenced buildings. St. Joseph’s Cathedral and Anglican Cathedral: Admire the impressive architecture of these significant religious sites. Birthplace of the Queen Lead Singer: Visit the childhood home of the famous musician, now a popular tourist spot