- Join us on a captivating Sandbank Picnic adventure in Zanzibar! At approximately 9:00 am, departing from Stone Town.
- Our first stop is the renowned Prison Island, home to majestic giant tortoises that leisurely roam the island. You'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the underwater wonders with a refreshing 20-minute snorkeling session around the island.
- Following the underwater exploration, we'll set sail towards a Nakupenda Sandbank, a haven for vibrant birdlife. As you bask in the sun, our crew will serve a delectable lunch tailored to your preferences, primarily featuring sumptuous seafood and refreshing drinks, all provided under the shelter of a well-prepared tent.
- Relax on the sun-drenched sandbank, take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters, and be serenaded by the melodious songs of the birds as they gracefully dance in the skies, with the soothing lull of the waves caressing the shoreline.
- During this remarkable tour, you'll have the opportunity to discover a myriad of enchanting experiences. We recommend bringing along your towels, swimsuits, and snorkeling gear, although life jackets are available upon request.
- Once you've fully indulged in the beauty of this tropical paradise, we'll leisurely sail back to Stone Town, allowing you to relish the sun-kissed memories of the day. Don't miss out on this extraordinary adventure – book your Sandbank Picnic tour today and create unforgettable memories!
- Included: tour guide; transfer during the tour; boat; cold mineral water; seafood lunch; tropical fruits; entry fees.
- Children under 6 years old are free of charge, children from 7 to 12 years old get a 50% discount.
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