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Each villa has the following facility:

A master bedroom, and two twine bedrooms all en-suite, fully air-conditioned, with wardrobe and dressing facility;
Fully equipped modern kitchen facilities;
Air-conditioned dining and living area with DStv, wide screen desktop computer, dedicated broadband and wireless internet connection; and.
A family room and a veranda overlooking the beach and the deep blue seas beyond.

From the veranda one would enjoy the soothing view and comfort of the ocean – You may also enjoy similar view from your bedroom!! The villas are in a compound and surrounded by beautiful palm trees, verdant gardens and are separated by a swimming pool and a rock garden. Other facilities include: open kitchen for barbecue and traditional dishes; servant quarters; parking and open dining area. Visit the Gallery for a full view of the facilities. What you see is what you get – nothing has been staged!!!

Our outstanding private beach villas are ideal accommodation for beach lovers, families and groups as awell as businessmen, researchers/academics; and professionals in search of serenity, total privacy and exclusivity.

Short Overview

Modern private Villas are located at Matemwe-Kilimaju village, north east of Unguja Island, Zanzibar; approximately 40Km or 30 minute drive from Stone Town, Zanzibar. The Villas are situated in a sunny, white sand beach off-shore from the world-famous Mnemba Island, whose circling reef has some of the best snorkeling and diving locations in East Africa.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Snorkeling

Type of accommodation

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