A
90 minute flight from Nairobi will take you to Manda Island adjacent to
the ancient, sleepy swahili island of Lamu. On landing you will be met
with warm island charm before boarding a speedboat for a twenty minute
journey through a wide channel, fringed with mangroves to Kipungani.
On
arrival you will find our idyllic beach hideaway, calm under gently swaying
coconut palms, perched over a sandy bay. Kipungani is private, secluded
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Just 14 beach cottages or "grass villas" are well
spaced along the beach and have been ingeniously positioned to ensure
privacy. The walls and floor are made from local palm leaf mats called
mikeka and the coconut thatched roof (makuti in Swahili) has been pitched
high enough to make the most of the cool trade winds.
The ample bedroom
has a king size bed draped with mosquito netting. The ocean
facing verandah
is a private lounging area furnished for comfort. Guests enjoy a variety of facilities and services in the bay among them being fresh water swimming pool with 24 hour open bar service, safety deposit facilities
for guests' valuables, gift shop with local handicraft.
Guests are also treated with visits to Lamu's historic museum, mosques and markets, tours of local boat-building and mat-weaving industries, deep sea
game fishing, waterskiing in Kipungani channel, swimming with friendly
dolphins on
the reefs of Kinyika and Manda Toto among others.
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Lamu
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14
well spaced beach cottages |
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Restaurant |

Pool |

Water Sports |

Others |
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