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Located on one of Zanzibar’s most beautiful beaches, Dongwe faces stunning views of the ocean along the Southeast coast of Zanzibar, 10km south of Paje and 50km from the historical Stone Town, 50 minutes drive from the airport.

Dongwe Ocean view hosts a variety of spacious options from double rooms,to romantic honeymoon suites. Whether you are seeking ultimate privacy or a room ideal for your entire family, we can accommodate your every need.

Dongwe Ocean View’s core facilities, the Clubhouse, pool area, and restaurant, make our resort stand out among the rest. The Clubhouse is where all of our guest’s every need is met; quality service and delicious cuisine are offered in our open-air dining .

BEACH & ACTIVITIES

Whether you’re interested in lounging and soaking in the sun and sea, or more active options such as scuba diving or kite surfing, entertainment awaits in and around Dongwe Ocean View. The natural surroundings provide ample activities for the adventure-

Short Overview

Dongwe Ocean View not only offers a haven for relaxation on our pristine wooden pool deck overlooking the sand and sea, but a range of lively beach activities such as reef walking, kite surfing, and scuba diving for the more adventurous. We provide vacation packages and special pricing based on seasonal offering, kite surfing and scuba diving are nearby and we can organize it for you

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Snorkeling
Spa
Sports

Type of accommodation

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