Stone Town: Stone Town, the historic heart of Zanzibar City, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its labyrinthine alleys and ornately carved wooden doors, which reflect the city's rich cultural heritage. Situated on the western coast of Unguja Island, this former coastal trading hub seamlessly blends Swahili, Arab, Indian, Persian and European influences.

Nakupenda Beach: Nakupenda Beach, often called the 'Love Beach', is a stunning sandbank located a 20-minute boat ride off the coast of Stone Town in Zanzibar. Named after the Swahili word for 'I love you', this pristine, uninhabited strip of brilliant white sand disappears beneath the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean at high tide.

Prison Island: Prison Island (also known as Changuu Island) is a small historical island located 5.6 kilometer's northwest of Stone Town in Zanzibar. It takes about 25 minutes to reach by local boat. Although originally intended to house prisoners, the facility was instead used as a quarantine centre. Today, the island is famous for its giant Aldabra tortoises and pristine beaches.