Surrounded by a luxuriant tropical garden, there are 40 comfortable rooms made up in ten brick bungalows,with the typical makuti roof (interlaced coconut leaves), located in a gorgeous tropical garden. Each room (for two or three people) has a brick ceiling and covers an area of about 50 m² included the wide veranda; it is provided with air conditioned, fridge, ceiling fan, safebox, bathroom with shower and hot water, orthopaedic mattresses, telephone. The furniture, which exalts the local taste and tradition, is composed of ancient tester beds with mosquito nets and other esteemed handicraft wooden accessories. There is a murales "tinga-tinga" and the floor is with wood inlay. Laundry service is provided. Diving Center The Club has a diving centre with a school managed by qualified trainers who can issue international diving patents (PADI Excursion There are numerous excursions organised to Bagamoyo and its surroundings, by land and by water: Coral atoll: every morning a boat outing to the coral atoll is scheduled, there it is possible to practise diving and snorkelling, or simply enjoy the beach. Kaole ruins: Kaole is a picturesque fisher village located at about 5 km, south of Bagamoyo. Immersed in the rich vegetation characterised by mangoes, coconut and sausage trees, these mosque and tomb remains, some of which date back to the 13th century, are the oldest evidences of the Arab settlement in Eastern Africa. Bush tour: excursions in the surroundings of Bagamoyo. In the African suggestive bush characterised by baobabs and cashew-trees, there is a characteristic local village where it is possible to see daily pastoral and country life scenes. Bagamoyo tour: a visit to the ancient buildings and ruins of the 19th century when Bagamoyo was the capital of the German East Africa Company. The catholic mission is the oldest in this area and seat of an important museum on the slave liberation and the explorers Burton, Livingstone, Stanley and Spike who lived here and organised their expeditions to the interior. After this a tour in the town centre with the possibility to do some shopping at the fruit and spice market, and at the picturesque fish market on the beach. Ruvu river: in about 30 minute drives through the bush our guests reach the Ruvu river banks. From here they embark and begin their going up the river, sailing along the mangrove forest and its marvellous ecosystem. They can meet hippopotamuses, crocodiles and any kind of birds. Mlingotini: is a quiet village on the beach where the fishermen build, their characteristic boats called “ngalawa” (canoes with an equa liser) by carving the mango trunks. Sometimes it is possible to attend the propitiatory rites of a “mwganga” (a forest doctor or wizard).Mbegani lagoon: after a picturesque 30 minute bus trip our guests reach the landing-stage. Then they sail inside the splendid Mbegani lagoon, among desert and uncontaminated small islands and mangrove channels rich in avifauna. Bagamoyo theatre: a visit to the Chuo Cha Sanaa, the most important art school of Eastern Africa. The theatre is an impressive African style construction, its roof represents the three peaks of the Kilimangiaro mount. Here our guests will attend a dance or folk music lesson and on the beach beside the theatre it will be interesting to see the students of the wood carving school at work. Mass at the ancient mission: every Sunday morning ourguests can be present at the catholic Mass: suggestive African and Latin chants are usually sung following the tune of traditional music and sounds “ngoma” Bagamoyo in mountain bike: a guided bike tour in the streets of Bagamoyo and its outskirts to very suggestive places both along the coast and inside the bush. An obliged stop: the small coloured spice and fruit markets. If requested, it is possible to visit the nursery school and the hospital structure of Bagamoyo.