We had a very nice walk in Stone Town and then with a boat to Prison Island. It was indeed very interesting and fun. The snorkling spot, wasn´t the best though. Not much to see, but I guess you can´t combine everything at one. If you´re more into snorkling then there are other trips worthy for you. The lunch in the typical african restaurant was also very interesting and the place was really full. Enjoy!

Since I was alone, we discussed the route with the guide in advance and decided to first go to the island of turtles. The turtles were amazing, huge, ironed almost all of them, it's a pity, they give little food to feed them. Very beautiful landscapes, I managed to swim nearby on the shore. In the second part of the tour, we walked around the city, visited one museum, the Palace of Miracles, unfortunately, was closed for reconstruction. In the end we had lunch at my favorite restaurant in the city. The guide met and brought back to the hotel, was friendly and took a lot of my pictures at my request.

The tour was well-paced, very interesting and enjoyable. Great guide!

Haji was a great guide. Communicated with us prior to the tour, and helped structure the tour based on the portions that interested us the most. Prison island is definitely worth a visit to hear the history of the island and structures, and the turtle sanctuary is enjoyable as well. But the Stone Town walking tour was the highlight. Seeing the local markets and hearing a history of the spices, visiting the slavery museum and quarters; and countless other tidbits of info about the town provided a fantastic overview of the town. Our guide, Haji, was well informed on any questions we asked, and was always keeping an eye out on the small group to make sure everyone was okay. His knowledge of what we saw made the tour a 5-star experience. I highly recommend this excursion.