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Details of Pumzika Beach Resort

Five bungalows of different shapes and styles, a lovely arranged large garden, a beautiful swimming pool, a private beach, a restaurant and a bar: this will be your environment during your holiday. You will rest in a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

We protect the environment using solar energy, getting water from our own source, sorting and recycling the trash carefully.

Assisted by an African cook, the owner prepares local products and offer an Euro-African cooking for you. We also offer vegetarian meals.

The white-sanded private beach (with shower and toilets) brings you directly to the public beach where the fishermen will have you for a trip in their dhows, where the women work on coconut shells and take care of the plantations of the tongue during the low-tide.

We offer the following activities and games:

* Relaxing or stimulating massages

* Reflexology for the hands or the feet

* Fitness with barbells, body-building device, trampoline

* Giant facilities of chess and mill

* Petanque

* Minigolf

* Swim course

* Snorkeling

* African kitchen course

Short Overview

Pumzika Beach Resort is located in the South-East of the Island of Zanzibar, close to the Indian ocean and two kilometers away from the fishermen‘s village oft Makunduchi. The region still has few tourists and is located at a one hour drive from Stone Town.

Hotel Amenities

Internet
On the beach
Pool
Scuba diving
Snorkeling
Spa
Sports

Type of accommodation

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