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Think palm trees, sandy beaches, and beautiful blue seas but also sustainability…
We’ve been Africa’s leading all-inclusive resort for two years in a row which is quite an honour for us, but don’t let the word ‘all-inclusive’ mislead you – we’re not the cheap and cheerful type. Our 35 rooms are made up of beautiful suites with private terraces. If you really wanted to treat yourself, our Premium All-Inclusive package offers a range of perks from discounts and late check-outs to complimentary spa treatments and a snorkelling trip – even a butler to tend to your every need. There’s lots of beautiful places for private dinners and a long drinks menu with all sorts of rude words on there – a prerogative for any cocktail list. The Thalasso spa, the only kind in East Africa, features a freshwater pool and multiple massage jets, as well as a salt-water pool – a popular way of removing wrinkles I hear!
The location itself is pretty special. Other than palm trees and sandy beaches, you’ve got Malindi town with plenty of heritage from the Omani Empire mixed with Swahili and Arab culture. The huge Arabuko Sokoke Forest is nearby as is safari in Tsavo National Park, the third largest park in Africa. The Indian Ocean though is the main appeal and not just for its glistening water. We offer snorkelling trips around the marine park where you often see turtles, and people come from all over the world to go marlin fishing (catch and release). Being surrounded by a protected environment, you can understand why for us sustainability is key. Other than the standard no plastic policies, we have an organic farm that supplies about 60 percent of our produce. The kitchen waste feeds the chickens and ducks (we enjoy fresh eggs every morning), and we have 12 beehives in a bid to keep the populations up. We also built a turtle hatchery where you can see them hatching around May to July.
As for the local community, we sponsor an orphanage called Mayungu Children’s Centre, a 10-minute drive from the hotel. It’s one of our most serious projects. Over the last two years we were able to fund 200 local students to go to higher education with the European Business School of Luxembourg. Seeing all the underprivileged students receiving doctorates professionals has been thoroughly rewarding. I’m very proud of that.
Your journey will start with one of our UK team – someone like Becky, who's travelled extensively in Kenya. They’ll shape your ideas into the trip of a lifetime. But they won't do it alone. They'll draw on the expertise of our contacts on the ground, connecting you to the people who'll make your holiday one you'll always remember - the rangers who'll ensure you'll spot the best wildlife in the Mara, the village chiefs who'll give you a genuine insight into local life and the camp managers who can recommend the very best spot for your sundowner.
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