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Matemwe Retreat consists of four self-contained, private villas, each with uninterrupted views of the turquoise Indian Ocean. The villas have been designed to cater for those looking for pure escapism and total privacy, as they feature in- house dining and private butler service.

Number of villas: 4

The ground floor of each villa features a private bar area, an air conditioned bedroom and a bathroom with double basins, shower and a large oversized bathtub looking out towards the ocean.

A spacious veranda equipped with a comfortable couch and large hammock provides the perfect spot to unwind and watch the fishing dhows returning from their day at sea. The private roof terrace hosts a plunge pool complete with both sun and shade decks. The villa is situated above a small beach which is shared by all 4 villas.

FACILITIES AND RULES:

Children: above 12 years
No triples available
Not suitable for disabled guests
Distance between villaes: 20-25 meters
Private plunge pool
Air conditioning
Personal bar
Massage & treatments available
In-room lockable box
Hair dryer
Laundry service
Internet

ACTIVITIES

Reef walk
Village visit
Diving: at extra charge
Snorkelling: at extra charge

Short Overview

Combining the spirit of Zanzibar with the highest standards of luxury, Matemwe Retreat’s secluded villas are considered the most exclusive choice of accommodation on this exotic island.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Honeymoon
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Small Lodge
Snorkeling
Spa

Type of accommodation

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