A beautiful Swahili house on Lamu's seafront with breathtaking ocean views and a private swimming pool. The rooftop terrace is perfect for stargazing, and Michael and the team make you feel completely at home.
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Read guide →Kenya CoastWe only had 5 nights here but we felt like at home. The views from here are absolutely perfect. The house is located in the perfect seafront. The rooftop terrace is great. We had a really spacious roo...
Beautiful Swahili house with a breathtaking view of the ocean and private swimming pool. Don’t miss the beautiful rooftop, where you can relax and enjoy the stars at night. Thank you so much to Micha...
A beautiful property with a view of the water and a window on the hustle of life on the seashore. Was a unique and serene experience-Lamu is it's own creature on the kenyan coast! Everyone here was wa...
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We spent 2 nights of our honeymoon on this place! Awesome location, awesome front water room, the little balcony is a plus! However….. no hot water and the shower is really really bad!!! Overall I wou...
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