A restored colonial era village house of great character for nine to eleven (9 to 11) people, well shaded with plants and built on three floors around an open courtyard, the house well and an ancient gardenia.
Old Lamu doors open into a hall and an open inner courtyard edged by a baraza sitting and eating area.
Two staircases lead to the five ensuite bedrooms — three double bedrooms, another with two large
four-poster single beds and a smaller single bedroom.
There is also a nursery room with a cot and two children beds adjacent to the master bedroom.
A second floor dayroom and terrace provide additional lounging areas with a small library of books for all ages.
Most time is spent relaxing on the two rooftops in hammocks and sun beds or in the walled garden
across the passageway. From here one has a view over Shela Village and the channel between Lamu and Manda Island. This is where our guests relax, play cards, listen to music, have their sundowner or just gaze out at the night sky.
The house is a two minute long walk away from the beach.

• Windsurf, kitesurf, bodysurf, sail and water ski.
• Walk along deserted beaches with extraordinary driftwood and sightings of dolphins offshore.
• Watch a local football match.
• Explore the narrow streets of Lamu town with its ancient fort, its wood carvers, juice bars and donkeys.
• Visit one of the lodges in Kipungani on the other side of the island.
• Discover the island’s history at the Lamu Museum.