Fundu Lagoon

Details

Details of Fundu Lagoon

ROOMS:

8 Hillside rooms (standard bungalows)
These rooms are located on the hillside, and enjoy privacy, as well as panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and a cooling breeze.
Decks have recently been extended to accommodate two chairs and two sun loungers. There is a fridge and safe in the room.

4 Beachfront rooms (standard bungalows)
These rooms are allocated on the beach, so guests can stroll straight from their bungalow onto the beach. Each bungalow has two sun loungers at the front, on the beach - as well as a small private deck. There is a fridge and safe in the room.

1 Beach Suite
Situated right on the beach, this bungalow has extensive private deck with elevated seated area for relaxing /reading and a plunge pool. There is a fridge and safe in the room, as well as room service.

1 Jungle Suite
Same as the Beach suite but slightly set back from the beach among the mangroves, with great privacy. The Jungle Suite has an extensive private deck with elevated seated area for relaxing /reading and plunge pool.There is a fridge and safe in the room, as well as room service.

4 Superior Suites
The ultimate! These extensive suites (9m x 6m) offer deluxe accommodation, incorporating a stylish bedroom and open plan lounge. The spacious outside deck area is perfect for intimate dining and you have the option of cooling down in the huge plunge pool. All suites have a stone walled bathroom with double sink and shower. There is a fridge and safe in the room, as well as room service.

The hotel has a fully equipped dive centre, ‘Dive 7/10’.

Fundu also has a stunning infinity hillside swimming pool with a cocktail and snack bar overlooking the ocean!

Short Overview

Remote and peacuful resort accessible only by boat.It has been designed for couples and groups of friends looking to escape the usual holiday crowds.

  • Adults onlyAdults only
  • Air conditionAir condition
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • InternetInternet
  • On the beachOn the beach
  • PoolPool
  • Scuba divingScuba diving
  • SnorkelingSnorkeling
  • SpaSpa

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