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The resort has been renovated in 2015, using materials that are respectful to the environment, and maintaining an authentic African style with European comfort. The management has been taken over by the Beach & Safari Holiday Group, owned by Bert Schoonvelde, with new daily management and excellent professional staff speaking Swahili, English, French, Dutch, German, Italian and Spanish.

The Reef & Beach Resort has 16 Ocean view bungalows, 4 Garden view bungalows, 12 Luxury suites, 8 Standard suites and 1 Villa, as well as a swimming pool, sandy beach, massage area, conference hall, together with the restaurant (buffet and a-la carte) and bars (pool, jetty and restaurant). We have built a beautiful jetty on the Indian Ocean with a bar and lounge area. Our friendly staff and owner management are the key to our success. We have guests of all nationalities and age groups, which makes for an excellent atmosphere.

Short Overview

Hotel is located between Jambiani and Makunduchi village, on the Southeastern coast of Zanzibar, just 64km from the capital, Stone Town, and its international airport. Here, you will enjoy a spacious holiday complex by the sea with over 600 metres of sea front. The beaches are pristine and the ocean is clear blue. We are located close to the reef and we always have a fresh breeze from the Indian Ocean, where you will be surrounded by the best service possible, in perfect harmony with nature.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Honeymoon
Internet
On the beach
Pool
Spa
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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