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All bungalow are A/C, Minibar in each room. Telephone in each room. Free internet service is available. Laundry service is available. White pristine sand beach. Sky sports live.

Children under seven years are free of charge, from seven to eleven have to pay half price and from twelve to pay full amount.

FREE Internet services Wi-fer Zone
Sky Sport Live
Bureu De Change
Mini supermarket inside

Short Overview

18 self container bungalows offer the visitor a wide range of accommodation suitable for a single person, couples and family. Each has a minibar. Most of bungalows have an exllent view of the indian Ocean. There are 40 selfcontained rooms, each with minibar.

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Internet

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