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ROOMS:
The Villa is designed to ensure guests maximum space in the form of high woven Makuti ceilings and ample floor space. Large windows and balconies offer expansive views over the tropical garden, swimming pool and ocean.
The facilities at Che Che Vule include:
- Four spacious bedrooms; two with en-suite bathrooms and private balconies
- Spacious living room
- Private swimming pool
- Mature tropical garden
- Outdoor barbeque area
- Laundry service
- Honesty bar (bottled water free of charge)
- Sundeck overlooking the beach and the ocean
- Private access to the beach
- Personal butler and chefs
WEDDING AND HONEYMOON:
- Arranging Service: Priest and his transport
- Marriage Certificate
- Local Flowers Decoration of the Villa
- Makuti and Flower Chapel
- Local Zanzibar Flowers Bouquet
- Coconut Shell Ring Holders
- Wedding Cake
- Champagne, Moet & Chandon 75cl (1 bottle every 4 guests)
- Twilight Cocktails on the beach
Short Overview
Located on the sought after Matemwe beach strip and overlooking an azure blue ocean, the Villa provides privacy, private butlers, a vast range of activities and one on one seamless guest service.
Honeymoon
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Snorkeling
Sports
Wedding
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