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Hideaway of Nungwi Resort And Spar,
Located on the Northwest coast of Zanzibar. Hideaway of Nungwi Resort & Spa is extended over 10 hectares of virgin land, surrounded by exotic gardens and thousands of tropical plants. Wooden steps lead gently down to an oasis of soft, sandy beach of Nungwi. It is 55 minutes drive from Zanzibar Airport. The resort is ideal for couples on honeymoon, families and adventurous alike.
Accommodation
Placidly private and elegant, the Hideaway of Nungwi Resort & Spa is a perfect retreat for leisure and pleasure. A dream resort featuring expansive ocean front accommodations, each with private porch/ balcony each with stunning views of the deep blue Indian Ocean. Accommodation facilities comprising of Luxury and Junior Suites, plus Villas are purposely built to guarantee a privacy and peace the guests. The 100 beachfront suites are spacious and luxuriously appointed and decorated with contemporary and stylish furniture that evoke the island’s Arabic-African Colonial heritage.
Room Rates East Africa Residents
MAY 07 2013 to JULY 07 2013
Junior Suite:
USD 118 per person per night in double sharing in ALL INCLUSIVE
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USD 93 per person per night in double sharing in HB
Superior Suite:
USD 158 per person per night in double sharing in ALL INCLUSIVE
USD 133 per person per night in double sharing in HB
JULY 08 2013 to JULY 23 2013
Junior Suite:
USD 154 per person per night in double sharing in ALL INCLUSIVE
USD 137 per person per night in double sharing in HB
Luxury Superior Suite:
USD 194 per person per night in double sharing in ALL INCLUSIVE
USD 177 per person per night in double sharing in HB
The following complimentary facilities are available: a 50m infinity swimming pool (separate children’s pool) with fresh water, internet café, a pool table, a library, board games, table tennis, tennis court, fitness centre, kayaking, hobbie cat, windsurf- ing and guided tour of the Hideaway Botanical garden with local spices and fruit trees.
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