Kenya beach treehouses

Nestled in their own private sea facing cove among baobab trees lining the beach, lie our magnificent tree houses. Situated 7km south of the bustling and busy beach of Diani, the treehouses offer exclusivity not yet matched on the Kenyan coast. Enter a new way of life, a truly magical holiday experience. From dawn to dusk and beyond, the Tree Houses offer romantics a journey of splendour and wonderment. Set against exotic Baobab trees, some as large as 65 feet in diameter, the Tree Houses are 85 sq m in size, 3m above the ground.

Each Tree House offers stunning sea views with an air-conditioned bedroom boasting a four-poster bed.  The bedroom offers a fully stocked bar and creature comforts expected in such surroundings. The ensuite bathroom is adjacent to your private and secluded jacuzzi and open wooden deck. With its panoramic views, the deck has an Arabian-style lazy area under a thatch, as well as a sun tanning and dining area ensuring the Tree House becomes an island of pleasure for your entire stay.

The resort has an Arabian-style pool, bar and restaurant for dinner as well as a lunchtime snack. In addition, we offer all the facilities of a resort including water sports, diving and health centre that ensures this holiday brings you as close to nature and paradise you will ever get.

Making a responsible tourism choice benefits both local community and environment in practical, meaningful ways. This working partnership between us and the local community preserves not only the eco system but enhances stability and growth within the local community.

“Leave us a foot print in our sand and take our spirit with you”.

Along several stretches of the Kenyan coast, tourism has flourished bringing with it good things but also the pitfalls of unstructured success. Deforestation has occured, communities moved or sidelined, indigenous species such as the Angolan Colobus monkey are losing their habitat, beaches are becoming over populated and there are large numbers of unsolicited hawkers. The seas are taking the strain too with coral and tropical fish making way for tourists.

Located on the last stretch of indigenous forest along the Diani, Galu and Kinondo beaches, our accommodation has set out to be the guardian of this last outpost and we see targeted and controlled tourism as a key factor in maintaining success. This will appeal to those wanting a magical experience while knowing that their presence is contributing to a healthy and rejuvenating eco and community system. By air: Direct flights both into Nairobi (with a connection down to Mombasa 1 hour flight) or into Mombasa from the UK are available.
By road: From Mombasa or Mombasa International airport the drive is 1 hour and 30 minutes with the resort being located 6 kms south of Diani.

Six tree houses set amongst the Baobab trees along the beach with stunning sea views.

Each Tree House has a 4 poster bed, Jacuzzi and panoramic sea views.

Bedrooms are air-conditioned with inside out bathroom/shower.

Lounge, relaxation area, Jacuzzi and dining area on the 85 sqm house.

Each house has been designed around the Baobab tree it is next to.

The resort acts as the arrival point for all local fishermen thus guaranteeing fresh fish at fair prices to the local population.

Butler service allows for romantic dinners in your Tree House or meals in the sunken beach restaurant.

Underneath the Tree House your own swing bed.

Infinity swimming pool.

De-stress Centre with reflexology and aromatherapy massages.

Diving and deep sea fishing.

Forest walks through the surrounding coves and beaches.

With our community project, enjoy a Village walk to Kinondo Village where time has stood still with age old traditions in practice. Understand what we and the Village stand for.

Visit the Kaya forest, a National Museum heritage site by virtue that the roots grow over the coral. Kisite Marine Park for exceptional diving and snorkeling.