The best of the Indian Ocean

The Water Club

Bike Riding

What better way to explore the coastline than to cycle down the beautiful white beaches of the east coast.

Beach Activities

Join us for football games and volleyball matches or just build a sandcastle with the family.

Beach Games

Including Footballs, Beach Balls, Frisbees, Beach tennis and Petanque.

Reef Shoe Rental

Rent some reef shoes and walk out to the reef, this is a great way to see some of the local juvenile marine life and to enjoy the view of the coastline on the way back.

Snorkeling Trips

Join us on our traditional Zanzibari dhow boat for a two hour guided trip to the local lagoon. Treat yourself to large corals and amazing marine life in a beautiful safe environment. Great for kids and beginners alike.

Kite Surfing

The fastest growing water sport in the world. Available for everyone, from just trying a trainer kite to full one on one lessons we can have you surfing in no time.

Sailing

Our Hobie Cat Sailboats offer a unique chance to sail the Indian Ocean. If you have ever dreamt to learn to sail, come to The Club for daily lessons and instructions.

Kayaking

This is the real deal…professional sea kayaks for family fun.

Paddle Boarding

For days with calm waters and low winds try your balance on our stand-up paddle boards.

Dhow Excursions

The ultimate day of Zanzibari pleasure – board our beautiful Swahili dhow and take off for a gentle sail down the spectacular coastline and into the
mangrove swamps that are so characteristic of the island. Serene yet alive with birds, the mangroves are a source of food and timber for the traditional
Swahili homes. Whilst you’re there, you will also be invited to emulate the locals and carry out some traditional hand-line fishing. Back at the hotel, you can
also discuss with Chef just how you’d like the fish to be presented for your dinner. Our guides, meanwhile, will be pleased to impart their knowledge on
the marine and wildlife of these special wilderness places. Ecologically sensitive, our boats do not anchor on the reef but, rather, drift with the tide.