THANDA ISLAND,
TANZANIA

PRIVATE ISLAND Capacity:
10 ADULTS & 9 CHILDREN

Al Fresco/Outdoor BBQ & Cocktail Bar

Bonfire Pits & Pizza Oven

Cigar Humidor

Large Glass Rim-Flow Pool

Outdoor Baths & Showers

Copper Beach Baths

Treatment Spa Beds

Sea Fish Aquarium

Wireless InterneT & Mobile Phone Network

Laundry SERVICE

Outdoor and Indoor GameS

Party Pavilion Tent

Rate from 33,000 USD a NIGHT

 

 

 

Thanda Island started with a dream to find a small, remote, uninhabited tropical island off the coast of East Africa.
Today, it is one of the world’s most exclusive island getaways, a paradise for you to enjoy in complete privacy with family and friends.

A secluded island with a single luxurious villa and two traditional bandas (beach chalets).

Situated in your own marine reserve, you can swim with the gentlest giant of the ocean, the whale shark, and watch sea turtles nesting.

Nestling within the Shungi Mbili Island Marine Reserve, Thanda Island offers 8 hectares of exquisite tropical privacy.

Thanda Island Villa

It offers an expansive living area featuring everything you would want from an extravagant beach house.

Indoor aquarium
Steinway grand piano
Wine collection
Cigar humidor
Glass rim-flow swimming pool
Wrap-around dining area
Al fresco/outdoor BBQ
Cocktail bar
Pizza oven
Wifi
Mobile phone reception.

Five air-conditioned beachfront bedroom suites with king-sized beds.
Additional beds for up to 9 children can be set up in the bedroom suites.

Thanda Island Team

Executive Chef
Hostess
Housekeeper
Boatman

Conservation

Thanda Island is part of research and conservation projects, as well as the preservation and rehabilitation of the Shungimbili coral reef. The luxury private island is situated within the Shungimbili Island Marine Reserve, and Thanda’s team is partnering with the Tanzanian Marine Parks and the leading NGO, Sea Sense, on a range of marine conservation and education programmes in the region. These include research and conservation projects on the sea turtles, dugongs, dolphins, whale sharks, coral reefs and marine reserves.

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