Kisiwa on the Beach

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Details of Kisiwa on the Beach

Kisiwa on the Beach offers its guests well-appointed private villas specially designed for optimum views of the sea. Nestled amidst tropical gardens and white powdery beaches, the hotel offers guests the opportunity to experience barefoot luxury at its very best. 

The property is tastefully decorated with handmade wooden furniture and soft fabrics that capture the tranquil colours of the ocean, seamlessly blending with the natural surroundings to create an elegant and relaxed atmosphere. 

Just imagine taking long leisurely walks on the beach, past sleepy fishing villages or soaking up the sun on a lounger enjoying an ice cold cocktail by the pool side.

Kisiwa on the beach is a prime location for even the most discerning traveller. 

DINING

Delicious lunches and dinners can be enjoyed at Bembe, our al-fresco style restaurant overseeing the main pool and the ocean.

The menu and meals are inspired by island's fresh ingredients and spices, offering a wide assortment of dishes and local specialties to indulge our guests. Savour our chef's freshly prepared catch of the day with open views and calmness of the ocean breeze.

COCKTAILS

Enjoy an ice cold cocktail by your side while you watch the canoes and dhows sail by at our Poa Bar adjacent to the restaurant, which caters for drinks all day long for the beach and the poolside, but will really come into its own from the early evening when it will become the focal point for guests ready to enjoy their evenings.

BEACH BARBECUE

We can do exotic, island style, beach BBQs on request at a nominal additional charge.

Short Overview

Located on the stunning white sandy beach on the South East Coast of Zanzibar Island. Kisiwa on the Beach, an all villa resort, lies ideally secluded near the charming village of Paje, only 45 minutes drive from the Zanzibar Airport. 

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