What we love about Matemwe Beach House
It's perfect for families - The house sleeps up to six people in two double bedrooms on the ground floor and a mezzanine bedroom with two single beds upstairs. The beach house team are great at keeping kids entertained - taking them for football on the beach or exploring the rockpools.
Tailor-made by you - Structure your day to suit the family or groups wishes. Spend the day on excursions suitable for all the family and activity levels, or lounge by your private pool when you feel like staying in.
It's exclusive location - On a secluded stretch of beach, it's located on one of the best beaches in Zanzibar for snorkelling and diving. Privacy and exclusivity are ensured - the beach is one of the quietest on the island.
Rooms and Amenities
Matemwe Beach House consists of three bedrooms - two doubles and one twin. The double rooms are equipped with air-conditioning and a spacious en-suite bathroom.
The Beach House has a private plunge pool, an exclusive butler service, and personal bar to grab your favourite drink at.
If you're in the mood for a luxurious spa treatment, take a stroll to the neighbouring Matemwe Lodge and choose from their array of relaxing treatments.
Activities at Matemwe Beach House
Reef Walk - During the low tides, explore the reef and the rock pools that emerge, searching for small creatures in the water. After, take a trip on a traditional Dhow sailing ship.
Cultural Village Visits - Explore local villages, embark on a spice tour, or take a visit to Stone Town and soak in all the tradition and culture.
Diving, Kayaking and Snorkelling - Immerse yourself in the pristine Mnemba Atoll, and discover what the crystal clear waters have to offer.
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All food at Matemwe Beach House is sourced locally, and seafood is bought from local suppliers who use sustainable techniques. Why not take a picnic lunch during excursions to the sandbank and Muyuni beach?
When to Visit
Matemwe Lodge is closed from April to May. Its high seasons run through July, September and October, with peak season being in August and the Christmas/New Years period.
We suggest travelling during the low season, which occurs from January to April, June, and November to December.
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