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Welcome Karibu sana (welcome)To the spice Island where the sea meets the sky. ![]() Mnarani is based on the northern tip of Zanzibar Island right in the heart of the village of Nungwi. “Mnarani” means lighthouse in Swahili and here on the eastern ridge of the village you will find the oldest lighthouse in Zanzibar, built in 1886 and still in operation today. Mnarani Beach Cottages offer a coral lagoon changing with the tides as well as the seasons, Mnarani has one of the finest beaches in the Indian Ocean. When the tide is out, take a long walk on the golden sands and see what Nungwi really has to offer. ![]() At Mnarani Beach we offer excellent, mid-priced accommodation suitable for families and couples looking for a wonderfully relaxing spot. Mnarani has been recommended by The Lonely Planet Guide, The Bradt Guide to Zanzibar and many other East African travel guidebooks. The lodge is owner-managed. The owner strongly believes in providing employment for local people, and about 60% of the staff come from Nungwi village itself, with others from different parts of the island or from the mainland of Tanzania. All employees are given full training and are encouraged to take part in management decision making on a variety of levels ![]() Our guests come mainly for pure relaxation, but also for snorkelling, diving, fishing and sailing.After climbing Kilimanjaro or taking a strenuous safari trip, this is the ideal place to relax – and the art of doing nothing on a beautiful beach is one we’re keen to cultivate. The Hotel is set in secluded grounds, so you can enjoy peace and tranquility, but you are still within walking distance of the village and its night life. whether it’s swimming with dolphins, taking a boat trip or visiting Stone Town - we can arrange this also. Our staff are always friendly and courteous and we like to believe we provide an impeccable service to our visitors. “Friendly management, clean, comfortable and well maintained accommodation, great service and good atmosphere.” The Footprint guide to Tanzania
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