2 Days Zanzibar Tours
Tour Overview
Experience the best of Zanzibar with this 2-day walking tour through Stone Town and Prison Island. Led by a local guide, you’ll explore the island’s rich history, architecture, and culture, visit historical sites such as the Old Fort and the House of Wonders, and enjoy a relaxing boat trip to Prison Island to meet the giant tortoises. This guided Zanzibar itinerary is perfect for travelers looking to discover both the heritage and beauty of the islands in just two unforgettable days.
On the second day, your journey continues with a scenic boat ride to Prison Island, a serene escape just off the coast of Stone Town. This island, once used as a prison and later a quarantine station, is now home to the famous Aldabra giant tortoises, some of which are over a century old. Stroll along the sandy shores, learn about the island’s intriguing past from your local guide, and take in panoramic views of the turquoise Indian Ocean. Blending history, nature, and relaxation, this tour is an ideal choice for travelers eager to explore Zanzibar’s cultural heritage and natural beauty in a short getaway.
Tour ITINERARY
Day 1 - Stone Town Tour
Stroll through the narrow, winding alleys of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that captures the soul of Zanzibar. Your journey begins with a convenient hotel pick-up followed by a guided exploration of this historic town — the cultural and architectural heart of the island. Discover iconic landmarks such as the House of Wonders, the Sultan’s Palace, and the Old Fort, each telling a story of Zanzibar’s fascinating past. Immerse yourself in the bustling local markets filled with the aromas of spices, the sound of traders, and the warmth of Swahili culture. As you wander, you’ll see how Arab, Persian, Indian, and European influences blend beautifully into Zanzibar’s unique identity..
Day 2 - Prison Island Excursion
Embark on a short and scenic boat ride to Prison Island, one of Zanzibar’s most fascinating attractions. Once used as a quarantine and detention station, the island today is a peaceful haven famous for its colony of giant Aldabra tortoises — some over a hundred years old. Stroll along the white-sand beaches, swim or snorkel in the crystal-clear turquoise waters, and capture panoramic views of Stone Town from the sea. After exploring the island’s rich history and natural charm, you’ll return to your hotel in comfort, marking the perfect conclusion to your unforgettable two-day Zanzibar adventure.
Meal & Drinks
- Meals not included in this tour
- Drinking water provided during the tour
Price: The price of 2 days Zanzibar Waling Tour starts from $50 per pax.
Note: Price varies according to Number of pax.
TOUR PHOTOS
Inclusions
Professional English-Speaking Guide
Experienced guide to provide in-depth information about Stone Town’s history and Prison Island’s significance.
Boat Transport to Prison Island
Scenic boat ride to and from Prison Island.
Entry Fees
All entry fees to Stone Town's historical sites and Prison Island included.
Lunch
A delicious lunch during the Prison Island tour, featuring local Zanzibari cuisine.
Bottled Water
Complimentary bottled water provided throughout the tour.
Pick-Up and Drop-Off
Hotel pick-up and drop-off from any location in Zanzibar.
Exclusions
International Flights
Flights to and from Zanzibar are not included in the package.
Personal Expenses
Any personal expenses such as souvenirs, laundry, and additional snacks.
Tips and Gratuities
Tips for your guide, driver, and other service providers are not included.
Alcoholic Beverages
Alcoholic drinks are not part of the tour package.
Tour Highlights
Stone Town Exploration
Discover the rich history and architecture of Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, including landmarks such as the Sultan’s Palace and Old Fort.
Giant Tortoises at Prison Island
Visit Prison Island and get up close with the famous Aldabra giant tortoises, some of which are over 100 years old.
Scenic Boat Ride
Enjoy a scenic boat ride from Zanzibar’s coast to Prison Island, offering stunning views of the Indian Ocean.
