This beautiful Ocean front Villa is set right on the sandy beach on the North West part of the island and can accommodate 12 persons in its 3 sections. The two outer buildings accommodate 2 large triple rooms, each with a king size double and a single bed and en-suite bathroom. The central section is a vast lounge with sitting area, a bar counter like table and an additional double bed. It is the perfect spot to relax and watch the sunset through the wide glass front facing the Indian Ocean. Upstairs 2 double rooms with en-suite bathrooms provide fantastic ocean view and the rooftop terrace invites to have dinner under African stars. In total the villa provides about 330 sum of living space, surrounded by about 1800 sqm private garden.
It is provided Breakfast or Half Board service (on request). There is a chef on-site to cook all meals for you. At your disposal fantastic food such as freshly caught fish (red snapper, tuna and kingfish), as well as a wide variety of just-picked vegetables and exotic fruits which are all readily available. Food can be served wherever you prefer, including on the beach. There is also the option to have barbecue food, such as fresh meats, fish and vegetables around a cosy campfire.
If you are a large group we suggest you also to rent the next door Villa Fuku (up to 10 persons).
Being situated around 15 minutes drive away from the villages of Nungwi and Kendwa (great for access to stunning beaches, aquatic excursions and water sports), owners supply a vehicle and driver (if required) to take you where you want to go.
Ground Floor
Bedroom 1
Double bed, private bathroom with shower, extra bed, ceiling fan, mosquito nets, sea view
Bedroom 2
Double bed, private bathroom with shower, extra bed, ceiling fan, mosquito nets, sea view
First Floor
Bedroom 3
Double bed, private bathroom with shower, ceiling fan, mosquito nets, sea view
Bedroom 4
Double bed, private bathroom with shower, ceiling fan, mosquito nets, sea view
Flat Satellite TV
Fans
Wi-Fi
Outdoor Features:
Swimming pool (Open all year)
Private beach
BBQ
Shower
Outside furnished dining area
External parking place
Hammock
Bikes
2 Kayaks
Breakfast
Tea, Coffee, Bottled Water throught the day
Daily House-Keeping
Change of Towels
Gardening cleaning
Security guards
Staff for assistance on the spot
Laundry Service
Meals (Lunch and Dinner)
Babysitting service
Airport Transfer
Massage
Sleeps up to 12
Children welcome
Pets allowed on request
No Smoking Villa
Check in and check out are flexible
Rental car recommended
Shuttle service form/to the airport (extra charge)
2 Km restaurants, shops
9 Km Kendwa
13 Km Nungwi
50 Km Stone Town
These Zanzibar beach villa has an open, unobstructed view onto the beautiful, crystal clear waters of the Indian Ocean – where swimming is possible during high tide. It is also in prime position to witness beautiful sunsets, as well as watch the heavens for amazing views of the stars. Here, after a long day in the sun, you can watch as the vibrant pinks and oranges of an African sunset pale and merge into the horizon, and celestial constellations manifest themselves one by one as the night sky darkens and deepens.
The surrounding area is made up of lots of beautiful flora and fauna, most notably mangrove trees and the infamous African Baobab – which are often hundreds of years old and are easily recognized by their huge size. These wild and untouched surroundings make for some great mornings and afternoons of exploration. The secluded location here ensures a high level of privacy which is simply not possible in other parts of the island – leaving you to enjoy the stunning sunsets and starry skies totally undisturbed.
The history of Zanzibar has been influenced by many nations, including the Arabia, Persia, India, Portugal, Britain and local tribes from the African mainland. This is clearly noticed in the architecture. Stone Town is a place of narrow lanes, intricately carved wooden doors, towers, terraces and fabulous mosques. In 1964 Zanzibar united with Tanganyika to form the present day Tanzania, although it still enjoys a high degree of autonomy within the unified state. Zanzibar is an archepelago of islands in the Indian Ocean that lie 30km off the coast of Tanzania. The two largest islands are Unguja (usually referred to as 'Zanzibar') and Pemba. Zanzibar Town (including it's old quarter of Stone Town) is the capital of Zanzibar, and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Tourism and spices are Zanzibar's main industries are spices and tourism. It is often still referred to as the Spice Islands due to the production of cloves, nutmeg, pepper and cinnamon.
Important cultural considerations
Zanzibar has a long history of religious tolerance and although the islands are 99% Muslim, alcohol and tobacco are freely available. Visitors are, however, requested to show consideration for the culture of Zanzibar by dressing modestly and refraining from public displays of affection. When walking in towns and villages, women should wear clothes that cover their shoulders and knees. Men should not walk bare-chested or wearing swimming trunks. Many visitors refuse to cover up and this causes offense and often outrage amongst the local population, even though these feelings may not be directly expressed. As one sign says, “Short skirts are like nude” On the beaches swimwear is acceptable, but topless sunbathing is not.
During the fast of Ramadan, it is considered the height of bad manners to eat and drink in public places or while walking down the street. Non- Muslims should not enter mosques unless specifically invited to do so. Only take pictures of people if you have their permission, and don’t peer too obviously through the doorways of private houses in Stone Town.
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