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ROOMS:

There are only 10 room/Villas, all private.

Honeymoon suites which are both private with direct uninterrupted view of the sea and direct access to the beach.

All Villas are stand alone, all have Large Terrace with sea view and Zanzibar Bed, settee and chairs.

All the rooms have:

Air conditioning,
ceiling fan,
a safe,
King size bed,
large walk in shower room,
Free WiFi access
towels
hairdryer

Included: Three course a la Carte dinner with a menu that changes daily and Full English breakfast with

a choice of Continental if tyou prefer. They also provide a light lunch menu which also changes daily.

FACILITIES:

Beauty Spa on site which offers Massages, Manicure etc plus henna painting and braiding.

Dhow bar

WEDDINGS

Echo Beach can cater for intimate weddings either on the private beach or in the stunning grounds with the scent of bougainvillea.

As to formalities; from registrar to certificate, canapés, wedding breakfast and champagne, all will be organised meticulously. Echo Beach can also offer accommodation for family friends to make your wedding truly memorable, why not have some typical Zanzibarian entertainment too.

Short Overview

The individually designed Bandas are constructed from local stone, capped with Makuti roofs and painted in the Little Green Paint Company's iridescent white to reflect the sun.

Hotel Amenities

Adults only
Air condition
Honeymoon
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Small Lodge
Snorkeling
Spa
Sports
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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