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 The lodge is constructed from natural indigenous elements of thatch and local hardwood simbiri poles which have been combined in perfect harmony with plaster walls, wood frame doors and windows. The result is the relaxed yet elegant finish. The property extends right on to the beach and the lodge buildings are set back about 100m up the ridge, overlooking the sea. Main building The Main Building comprises the lounge, reception area, main bar, restaurant and kitchen .This welcoming open plan thatched structure invites guests to unwind in the comfort of its uncluttered spaces and passages allowing for a refreshing escape and uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean. In the event of inclement weather, awnings are available to offer protection, without blocking the magnificent views. Comfortable seating provides the perfect place to relax indoors and the main bar is equally well-positioned overlooking the lush gardens, palm trees and pool in the distance. The pool and gardens The spectacular 550,000 litre infinity pool right on the beach front offers a welcome retreat from the heat of the day. It boasts a gentle sloped beach entry, martini double tiered seats, and jacuzzi jets and bubbles with a stunning water feature. The beach entry accommodates wheel chair access, and is perfect for children, elderly or disabled patrons. A depth of 2m allows for scuba training, without compromising the comfort of other guests. The well-maintained gardens are an appealing blend of indigenous bush on the slopes around the chalets and pathways, and tropical lush green palms and lawns of the guest entertainment areas. An endless amount of pathways allows one to find secluded areas to settle and enjoy the view on a lounger or swing chair. The rolling green lawns around the main building, pool and pool bar are peppered with palm trees, offering shade on hot summer days. Scattered paved areas amongst the trees offer quiet shaded areas for drinks, meetings, meals or to simply relax. The restaurant |
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