Village in Zanzibar, Tanzania
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This Dutch-owned hotel is about 2 minutes off of the beach and is a good choice if you are looking for a cheaper, quieter hotel. You can walk to the kite schools in about 20 minutes. Rooms are pretty basic (nets & fan) but the beds are enormous. Owner is very helpful. Restaurant and rooms are a good value - the rates in low season with negotiation: TSh 10,000-16,000 for a meal, rooms around US$25 incl Wi-Fi and breakfast (dorms also available)
Paje Ndame Village
14 bungalows with 31 rooms within a tropical garden. Different rooms (single, twin, double, triple, family). Breakfast included in rate, as is free coffee and tea all day long and Wifi.
The hotel consists of 20 rooms in beach bungalows, facing the ocean. The restaurant, facing the ocean, is situated under a large thatched roof which also houses the lounge and bar. Cuisine is a blend of Italian and African food.
Taking a taxi from airport takes 1 hour and costs approximately US$60. Just when you leave airport, taxi or minibus will cost much less - around US$40.
Read in the guideThe village can be explored by foot. The village is widespread from about 1 km south (Bwejuu) on 5km strip to the south (Jambiani).
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