Explore and observe different between Sea sanctuary turtles at Salaam cave and Giant Aldabra Torttles at prison island. It's a same species but they are different Characteristics, what are these ? Book your adventure to know it

Although many people confuse the two, tortoises and turtles are very different creatures. Tortoises-like the famous Giant Aldabra Tortoises of Prison Island, live only on land, walk on strong, elephant-like legs and can live well over 250 years. They move slowly, enjoy human interaction and are known for their gentle personalities. Turtles, on the other hand - such as the Sea Sanctuary turtles at Salaam Cave are built for the ocean, with smooth shells and flipper-shaped limbs that make them fast and graceful swimmers. They spend nearly their whole life in the sea and only come to land to lay eggs. Experiencing both gives visitors a unique chance to meet two fascinating species, each with its own beauty and storey.

Begin your adventure with a visit to Salaam Cave, a hidden natural lagoon where the water is crystal-clear and safe for swimming. Here, you'll encounter the Sea Sanctuary Turtles, known for their curiosity and gentle nature. Swimming, relaxing, and capturing beautiful photos in this peaceful sanctuary.

Next, sail across turquoise waters to historic Prison Island, home to the world-famous Giant Aldabra Tortoises. Some of these gentle giants weigh over 250 kg and are older than many human generations. Feed them, take photos, and learn about their extraordinary history.

Throughout the tour, enjoy the company of a private guide who will ensure a personalised experience, tailored to your interests. Travel in comfort with private transfers and a boat ride to Prison Island.