Location
Nestling amid the mainland dunes, the oasis of Kiwayu Safari Village lies to the north of a sheltered lagoon off the island of Kiwayu.

Kiwayu Safari Village Accommodation
A maximum of 36 guests can stay in 18 spacious and beautifully decorated local-style cottages (bandas) spread out along the shoreline.

Your home is a banda built in the local Bajuni tradition with palm thatched roof and carpeted floor.

The banda is a suite consisting of a bedroom, dressing room, and shower with running water and lavatory.

Each hammock-strung veranda offers privacy and panoramic views of the bay. And each one is within a few meters of the water's edge, clustered around the restaurant, the bar and the boats
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Every room is furnished with a Super king-size bed surrounded by a turquoise mosquito net.

It is simple, spacious and well furnished with different sitting areas and tables - with many options for that all-important siesta.

The bandas are designed to blend into the dunes - no concrete, no nails, nothing to jar the senses.

On Kiwayu Island, approximately three kilometers from the existing Safari Village, the hotel has developed "The Baobabs of Kitangani". Nestling between the enormous ageless baobabs, almost invisible from the beach, Kiwayu have created a dream for a couple expecting the perfect setting and total privacy, in the most aesthetically pleasing blend of architecture, comfort and scenery imaginable.

A living room perched graciously under a baobab, leading a few steps away to a dazzling bedroom with ensuite facilities, is all that exists on the small hillside. A few more comfortable steps downwards lead to a pavilion on the edge of the water, perfect for daytime lounging, refreshments and shade.

Staff and boatmen are at your service and meals are served on three different locations: bedroom/planetarium, beach house, dining platform. The staffs are invisible and two beaches are exclusively yours. Kiwayu call this spot "A place enough for just two."