Nungwi Hotels

... sunlight, I finally enjoy the luxury of chest-high sweet water. I've forgotten my rage against those who are vandalizing The Africa House. Almost. Nungwi: a natural paradise still, but, considering the fate of my beloved hotel, for how much longer?

... piled into a mini-bus and, an hour-and-a-half later, rocked up at the H&H Bungalows in Nungwi. Nungwi is pretty touristy with lots of hotels, bars and restaurants, but no discernable planning policy. It's all spread out along the beach, crowded as ...

... dirt track and all we saw was the back of a couple of hotels it really did not look very nice at all and I thought perhaps Nungwi would look better. When we turned up at Nungwi , however , it was a similar story of a dirt track road through a poor ...

... -proof windows and doors on the tents are great, but the drawback is they don't let much wind through...) December 14-16 (Nungwi, Zanzibar) A truck, ferry and van take us to the beautiful island of Zanzibar. Although still part of Tanzania, it is a ...

... .  It was the highlight of her day.  The night swim never happened though, but the replacement was equally fun.  Nungwi is interesting because it is really resort-like right on the water – there’s even a Double Tree Hotel there ...

... course and then watching the remainder of the football matches I had not yet seen from the weekend, plus eating Mudafus. Unfortunately Nungwi (and Zanzibar to date) does not appear to have hostels which mean I am staying in hotels. Whilst hotels bring ...

... season, the beaches and facilities were not overly crowded though the beach itself is battling encroachment in some areas.  Hotels and restaurants hug the shoreline with footpaths, varying in ‘niceness’, that connect behind a beachside ...

... finding a hotel on Zanzibar.  As you've probably read, Aaron and I are super cheapskates and have been staying at dumpy hotels with fans that barely rotate (not that it matters when the power goes out every night anyway) and roaches to keep us ...

... it was a bit of a futile task. Then, lo and behold, it was lunchtime, which we spent on the balcony of one of the hotels overlooking the turquoise water and warm surf. Mandy had a brief swim after lunch, but the weather was really too hot to enjoy it. We ...

... of beer, soda and the local gin for G&Ts. After we went  north along the coast and saw the bigger, fancier resort hotels, we came back down, saw the sunset & "God's Hands."   I think that was special rays or streaks in the ...

... not nearly as remote as Bwejuu where we stayed last time, it stil had a certain amount of charm and the other hotels and restaurants available provided a welcome alternative to the truck food we've been consuming for a few weeks now (a diet consisting ...

... 3 Norwegian ladies and a British traveller decided to. We were all heading in the right direction to Kendwa Rocks, although in different hotels. The taxi dropped us off in 3 different locations, as I was glad that I have finally made it to the White ...

Version traduite plus bas... Sept 19, Kendwa, Snorkelling, Zanzibar I will have to admit that the beaches here are incredible, not only because of the white fine sand and the beautiful blue and turquoise waters, but also because one can find the type of ...

... owner) suggested Kendwa would be good for the kids and so we took her advice, did a spot of internet research on recommended hotels and hopped into a taxi. Kendwa is just below the northern tip of the island, has beautiful white sand beaches and unlike at ...

... sunlight, I finally enjoy the luxury of chest-high sweet water. I've forgotten my rage against those who are vandalizing The Africa House. Almost. Nungwi: a natural paradise still, but, considering the fate of my beloved hotel, for how much ...