Escape the hustle and bustle for a serene retreat on Lazy Lagoon, a private island 2km off the Swahili Coast, where you'll find 9 kilometres of uninterrupted beach and the freedom to swim at any tide. Picture a secluded sand spit, protected by its own coral reef, inaccessible other than by boat, thus maintaining its exclusivity to its guests. The island has an interesting ecosystem, with many small mammals present such as bushbabies, Suni antelope, bush pigs and many bird and butterfly species, while the reef is is teeming with exotic fish. This is the perfect end or beginning of any action-packed safari.

Lazy Lagoon embraces local materials and traditional Swahili architecture and the lobby, restaurant and bedroom structures called 'bandas, which feature high steep roofs designed to catch the refreshing sea breezes, ensuring you stay comfortable in the warmth of East Africa. If lounging on the beach or in the Swahili daybeds isn't your preference, there's a host of activities to engage in - from snorkelling, kayaking, paddle boarding and a games room to historical excursions to Bagamoyo or a sun-soaked dhow voyages.

Lazy Lagoon offers 11 beach bandas, each with an en-suite bathroom, and the choice of twin or double beds. Additionally, there's an upper-level 'loft' with two twin beds, perfect for older kids. These roomy bandas come with both an upstairs balcony and a porch, providing unhindered sea views and direct access to the beach.

Lazy Lagoon is an excellent beach stop after an active safari on the Southern Circuit. See our Safaris for more information.