Kae Beach is located on the Michamvi Peninsula overlooking Chwaka Bay in a secluded estate, home to exotic bird life, tropical flora and the dik-dik antelope.

The resort has a beautiful white beachfront and enjoys magnificent sunsets due to its position on the western side of the peninsula.

LOCATION
South East Coast, Chwaka Bay.

ACCOMMODATION

16 Deluxe Garden View Rooms (Size: 26m²)
Located on ground and first floor with either a patio or balcony.
Surrounded by tropical flowers and palm groves, close to the tropical pool and main restaurant and bar.
Can accommodate up to 2 adults.

28 Deluxe Pool View Rooms (Size: 26m²)
Located on ground and first floor with either a patio or balcony.
Surrounded by tropical flowers and palm groves, close to the tropical pool and main restaurant and bar.
Can accommodate up to 3 adults.

28 Deluxe Ocean View Rooms (Size: 26m²)
Located on ground and first floor with either a patio or balcony.
Overlooking the sea and experiencing an exotic relaxing atmosphere.
Can accommodate up to 3 adults.

4 Deluxe Ocean Front Rooms (Size: 26m²)
Located on ground and first floor with either a patio or balcony.
Overlooking the sea and experiencing an exotic relaxing atmosphere.
Can accommodate up to 3 adults.

4 Executive Ocean Front Suites (Size: 52m²)
Spacious, comfortable and ideal for long stays, the Suites are located on the ground or first floor and consist of a double bedroom, one living area with sofa also available for two extra single beds, 2 bathrooms, a dressing room, two balconies or patio with beach area access.

ROOM FACILITIES

• Air conditioning
• Mosquito nets
• Electronic safe
• Mini fridge
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Hairdryer (to be requested from reception)
• Bathroom with shower
• Complimentary bottle of water per room per day

DINING

Meal Plans
The resort operates on a Bed & Breakfast basis with the option to upgrade to Half Board, All Inclusive or Hard All Inclusive.

Half Board includes:

• Buffet breakfast at the Ngalawa Restaurant.
• Buffet dinner at the Ngalawa Restaurant.

All Inclusive includes:

• Buffet breakfast at the Ngalawa Restaurant or late breakfast at the bar (10h30 – 12h00).
• Buffet lunch at the Ngalawa Restaurant.
• Buffet dinner at the Ngalawa Restaurant.
• American coffee and tea during the day at the bar, water, soft drinks, served by glass at the bar (10h00 – 22h00).
• Afternoon tea and coffee with pastries (17h00 – 18h00).
• Fresh fruit stand on the beach at fixed hours.
• Happy hour with appetizers.

** Alcohol, spirits, canned and bottled drinks, espresso etc. are not included in the All Inclusive package and a supplementary charge applies **

Hard All Inclusive includes:

• Buffet breakfast at the Ngalawa Restaurant or late breakfast at the bar.
• Buffet lunch at the Ngalawa Restaurant.
• Buffet dinner at the Ngalawa Restaurant.
• American coffee and tea, water and soft drinks, served by glass at the bar (10h00 – 22h00).
• A selection of proprietary brand spirits, local beers and house wine served by the glass in restaurants and bars during opening hours.
• Afternoon tea and coffee with pastries (17h00 – 18h00).
• Fresh fruit stand on the beach at fixed hours.
• Happy hour with appetizers.

** International alcoholic brands, spirits, canned and bottled drinks, espressos etc. are not included in the Hard All Inclusive package and a supplementary charge applies **

Ngalawa Restaurant
The resort’s main restaurant is located under the traditional Makuti thatch and serves an international buffet including vegetarian, seafood and meat options.
Open for Breakfast (07h00 – 09h30), Lunch (12h00 – 14h30) and Dinner (19h00 – 21h30).

Bahari Restaurant (Reservation required)
The resort’s a la carte restaurant, located on the first floor with beautiful views across the bay, has an open kitchen and offers chef’s specialities including fresh grills.
Open for All day snacks (12h00- 18h00), Lunch (12h00 – 14h30) and Dinner (19h00 – 22h00).

Ginger Lounge
The main bar close to the restaurant is available for guests from the morning until the evening.
The Ginger Lounge is the perfect place to spend relaxing moments with friends or family enjoying the "sweet laziness” of the resort.
Open for Drinks and Snacks (10h00 – 23h00).

Bao Bar
Sit comfortably on your beach bed next to the swimming pool or facing the Indian Ocean, sip an exotic cocktail or a refreshing drink at any time of the day shaded from the sun.
Don’t miss the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the selection of local and international blends, admiring the beauty of Chwaka Bay.
Open for Drinks (11h00 - 00h00)

SPA
The Spa is custom designed to provide an exceptional and unique experience.
It exists to create harmony and balance through a holistic approach to the body’s own natural rhythm.

Kae Beach has 2 massage rooms where massage therapies, scrubs, facials, manicures and pedicures can be enjoyed.

Open 14h00 – 22h00.

Wi-Fi
Available in public areas.

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (* some at a supplement)

• 2 Swimming pools
• Kids pool
• Fitness centre
• Bocce ball
• Beach volleyball
• Outdoor gym
• Board games
• Snorkelling *
• Deep sea fishing *
• Dolphin safari *
• Scuba diving *
• Stone Town tour *
• Babysitting *

The information in the above Fact Sheet is applicable from 1 October 2022 to 20 December 2023 and is subject to change without prior notice.

Please note that some services may not be available due to weather conditions, hotel occupancy and/or operational requirements.

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The indigenous language spoken throughout Zanzibar is Swahili (called Kiswahili locally). English is widely spoken and understood. Jambo Rafiki – Hello my friend! The local currency in Zanzibar is Tanzania Shillings (TSH) but the currency cannot be bought outside of the country. Cash (US Dollars) and credit cards are accepted at hotels and at any Bureau de Change. We strongly recommend that you take USD cash in small denominations for incidental purchases, tips etc.

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