



The main centre structure of the lodge lies under thick thatch, with an expansive wooden deck overlooking the estuary. A stone masoned central bar area with high top chairs invites you in for a cold drink out of the suns rays to socialise with other guests. A small plunge pool dotted with sun loungers adds to the with views amongst the fold back doors and comfortable natural sofas. There is also a small shop onsite to buy basic amenities.
Six twin chalets and two thatch roofed villas fan out along the side of the fortified beach from the main lodge. The chalets are smaller, sweetly romantic with neat, crisp white linen, open windows and fold back bamboo lined light wooden frames, a small deck leads out towards the water. The larger villas have expansive open plan lounge areas, neatly laid out amongst light, natural furnishings and a large deck with a plunge pool, loungers and dining area.
With an impressive estuary, fly, shore based and offshore fishing, as well as snorkelling and fun family activities this is a water babies dream. Staff can assist with big game lure and saltwater fishing and if you are a beginner, hire out basic equipment and try out some fishing lessons. For those that are there to enjoy the beach there is kayaking, bird watching,dhow and a boat trips to a nearby islands that can be arranged.
A small tropical town with a laidback lifestyle, traditional seaside charm and sparkling blue seas.