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Experience Authentic Paradise
By Land, By Sea, Always "Hakuna Matata"
No worries. Take it easy. Slowly, slowly, or "Pole, pole," as they say on the island. We have plenty of activities and experiences for eco-conscious and nature-loving travelers.
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Take It Easy
Relax on the beach or by the pool. Take in some Vitamin D. Escape into a place where time slows down. Here, you are family.
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Botanical Gardens
The gardens which flow through the property are home to well over 100 endemic species of plants and trees. Signage and tours coming soon.
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Mbweni Ruins
The historic ruins of the Mbweni School for Freed Slaves, founded in the 1870s, sit on our property. Our aim is to restore and revive these ruins.
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On the Water
Take a relaxing day trip to a sand bank or a nearby island on one of our two sailing boats – one, a solar-equipped Turkish Gulet, and the other, a simple and fun catamaran.
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Spa
Our spa, wrapped in the silence of nature and the historic ruins, offers a variety of therapies and treatments with botanical products made in Zanzibar. Open daily 10:00 - 18:00.
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Chumbe Island
Take a trip to an award-winning private nature reserve, home to one of the world's most pristine coral reef sanctuaries. Trips leave daily from Jungle Paradise.
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Mangroves
Swim or kayak around the mangroves during high tide. During low tide you can even take a walk through the mangrove forest nearby. Water shoes recommended!
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Local Crafts
Coming 2023 | Learn from locals how to produce crafts, from ceramics to clothing and wood-working. In this way, we can promote and support the conservation of Zanzibari practices.
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