Ras Kutani

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Call 0121 472 1541 to chat about accommodation

$315.00

Ras Kutani is located 35km south of Dar es Salaam. Set on a crescent of deserted white sandy beach lapped by the warm blue waters of the Indian Ocean, this is a paradise of peace and tranquility. The lodge is flanked by a freshwater lagoon and coastal forest.  At certain times of the year, turtles still come to nest along the shore of Ras Kutani.

There are 9 spacious and charming cottages constructed of natural materials to blend in with the beautiful surroundings.  Each cottage has en suite facilities, ethnic furnishings and a large veranda with sea views. There are also 4 suites and a family unit.

Fresh seafood is a specialty at Ras Kutani together with Pan African cuisine. The central guest area has a high thatched roof  to make the most of the cooling sea breezes, and offers superb views of the beach, lagoon and ocean. There is also a massage and wellness centre.

Activities include snorkelling, kayaking and body boarding, cultural visits to local villages and forest walks.

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Accommodation:

9 cottages, 4 suites, each with a private plunge pool, and 1 family house

Child Policy:

From 6 upwards. 50% discount 6-11 years, sharing.

Availability:

Closed mid-March to end-May

Additional Costs:

Drink supplement $35 per person per night (!) - but optional. Airstrip transfers are included, but accommodation in the suites is additional.

Technology:

Electricity by generator. Solar powered water heating. Email access ($5 per 15 minutes). Mobile phone reception.

Other:

The Ras Kutani airstrip is a 10 minute flight away from Dar, or, by road it is an hour's journey (potentially by ferry instead of all the way by road).

In addition to kayaking and snorkelling, Boogie Boards (whatever they are!) are also available. Horse riding is also possible.

It is possible to walk to the neighbouring Gomvu Village (half an hour), to walk in the forest, and, of course, on the beach.

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