Imagine a private island in the Indian Ocean, the waves lapping the white sandy beach just metres from your bed. The day stretches ahead with promises of sun, snorkeling and mangrove exploration, just interrupted by freshly prepared meals.
About the Lodge
Lazy Lagoon is built using local materials and using traditional Swahili architecture. All the buildings have tall steep roofs designed to catch the sea breezes, keeping you cool in the East African heat.
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This is the second time I have visited and it is pure bliss. The villas themselves have been so well thought out and contain everything you could possibly need. So much space available. The staff and the manager are unbelievably kind and friendly and nothing is ever too much.
Manty
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Since minute one we felt everything that we read about this property, beautiful environment, friendly staff, attentive management...
Anne
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We fell in love with this wonderful place. An intimate and beautiful beach on a beautiful island, amazing and unique design, the most special atmosphere, the food in the restaurants is just wow!
Alexander
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Lazy Lagoon is open all year around. Southern Tanzania has a 6 month dry season between the months of June to November, but the Coastal area does attract some rain showers throughout the year, so it is not quite so predictable.
About The Coast
The Swahili coast has a rich and sometimes tragic history as the entry point for many cultures and influences, from slavers to ivory traders, Christian missionaries and early European explorers.
About the Island
Being an island Lazy Lagoon is only accessible by boat. The boat crosses several times per day so we will arrange to ferry you across on the most convenient crossing.
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