Swimming with turtles in Zanzibar. PHOTO | NG.TheCreator.
ZANZIBAR. Blending the spirit of Tarzan with the wanderlust of Mowgli, creative explorer NG.TheCreator recently took a walk on the wild side during his latest journey to Zanzibar. Known for his raw connection with nature and cinematic travel visuals, he shared a glimpse of his unforgettable moments—this time, feeding giant Aldabra tortoises on the serene shores of Prison Island.
The captivating images show NG interacting gently with the ancient reptiles, whose slow grace and prehistoric charm have made them one of Zanzibar’s most iconic wildlife experiences. “It’s like touching a piece of Earth’s memory,” he wrote in a caption, standing barefoot under palm trees with tortoises that can live for over 150 years.
Beyond the tortoises, NG spent his time exploring the island’s mix of lush forest trails, turquoise waters, and local culture, echoing both the wild freedom of Mowgli and the adventurous heart of Tarzan. His visit adds to the growing wave of eco-conscious travel content that highlights the beauty—and fragility—of Zanzibar’s ecosystems.
