Fundu Lagoon’s eighteen rooms consist of canvas tents set under ‘makuti’ thatch roofs on wooden decks, all with views of the Indian Ocean.

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Beds are kings or twins. All categories have an en-suite bathroom with hot shower, ceiling fans, mosquito nets, an in-room fridge and a secure box.

• 8 Ocean View Rooms,

• 4 Beach-side Rooms,

• 1 Jungle Suite,

• 1 Beach Suite,

• 4 Superior Suites. 

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Standard Room

There are 8 hillside rooms and 4 beachfront rooms. All are en-suite with private verandah.
 

Suites

Suites are large spacious rooms with plenty of outside private space and a large plunge pool. 

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Our three bars serve a range of fresh juices, wines, beers and cocktails.

For sundowners, head to the jetty bar, where staff will also be on hand to arrange activities for the coming days according to the weather forecast.

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There’s something rather special about gazing out over the Indian Ocean while savouring freshly picked fruit and vegetables from the nearby villages or fish from the surrounding waters. We aim to source as much as possible locally and we hope it tastes all the better for it. Throw in a refreshing sea breeze to the mix and it’s akin to being shipwrecked on a tropical island - in a totally civilised manner. Our cuisine is a fusion of Swahili and international, with a choice of dishes. Meals are served in the main restaurant and the pool bar on a daily basis, with light bites or a three-course lunch and dinner. Each week we have a beach BBQ, with a bonfire under the stars and food cooked to order, as well as a Swahili-themed dinner on the jetty with a buffet and convivial atmosphere.

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Activities revolve mainly around the ocean and Fundu is surrounded by some of the world's leading dive sites. The resort has a fully equipped PADI dive centre offering a fleet of boats as well as snorkel equipment, water skiing, wake boarding, wind surfing and fishing. The nearby mangroves can be explored by canoe or take a sunset cruise for a more relaxing view of the coastline.

Deep Sea fishing is growing in popularity at Fundu Lagoon: Wahoo, Mahi-Mahi, Spanish Mackerel, Giant Trevally and Yellow Fin Tuna are regular catches. The Pemba Channel is also well know for its Bill Fish with Marlin and Sailfish regularly hooked. The latter congregate in huge numbers in January and it is not uncommon for over ten to be hooked in a days fishing.