Alfajiri Beach Villa

Under the traditional Makuti thatch roofing, amidst twisting tree trunks and hanging textiles the centre of the home opens out to let in the ocean breeze.Plush lounging chairs and a large dining table allows you to dine el fresco. Okra flooring and an impressive collection of delicately placed artifacts from across Africa add light touches to the overall atmosphere of modernity and luxury. A shady garden lined with shrubs and trees encases the large swimming pool that faces out to sea.

Softly decorated with rich Kenyan textiles and African artifacts each room is very true to its East African roots in style and feel. White washed walls with patterned inserts are offset by wooden shutter windows, exposed beams and cooling stone washed flooring leading out onto individual patios with views over the ocean. Two double rooms can be found downstairs alongside the main dining and lounge area , with two twin rooms upstairs (one without an AC) with expansive views.

This is the spot to come to if you are looking for complete privacy in order to relax into your exclusive use surrounds, and they are magnificent surrounds to be in. In house there are massages in the banda, a private pool right on the shoreline. There is plenty to do in the area, from snorkeling, diving, kite surfing and a host of water sports.Visit the Kisite Marine Park, shop in Ukunda or play golf at a championship course nearby.