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Casa Villa - Opening July 2008 in Jambiani |
Good news for Casa Friends: Casa Del Mar will open the new Casa Villa on the 01.07.2008.
The Villa will contain 2 rooms on the ground floor, each will have 26 sq/m with a big bathroom shared for these 2 rooms. The room on the first floor will have 65 sq/m with an en suite bathroom. On the ground floor there will also be a big kitchen with a small bar and a big living room.
The first floor will feature a big terrace of 60 sq/m. All the rooms, living room, kitchen and terraces will have direct sea view. All the rooms if the villa will be equipped with ceiling fans, king-size double bed and a mosquito net. The bathrooms will have hot and cold water, water pressure pump and emergency generator.
The Villa can be booked for families, couples, honeymooners or friends sharing. It will have its own chef, house keeper, waiter and 24 hours security service.
For reservations and rates please send us an email on:
The Villa is located about 15 min to walk from the Casa Del Mar Hotel. All the excursions, activities and transports available at the Casa del Mar will also be available for guests living at the Villa.
You can book a room only or the whole villa. This will always be on full board basis as our chef will be available for you every day cooking whatever you wish...
You can book the Casa Villa now emailing to
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When planning the construction of the Casa del Mar in 2004, we were faced with the difficulty that nine large coconut palms were growing where we wanted the two hotel buildings to be situated. Taking into account our concern for an ecological balance, it was immediately clear to us that instead of sawing them off, we had to keep them alive by recolating them. Apparently for the first time in Zanzibar's history, with the help of 10 men from the village, 9 large coconut trees were dug out, moved and replanted in the area which was supposed to become our hotel's garden. The whole operation which took more than one week was a big attraction to the villagers, children and adults alike. Today, 2 years after the effort, we are happy that all nine palm trees are in perfect condition and growing well. 
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