KISAWA SANCTUARY

The location of the resort offers plenty of serenity in and of itself. It is at the Natural Wellness Centre, however, where relaxation reaches blissful new levels. Taking a holistic approach to healing, soothing reiki, meditation and yoga sessions are sure to calm the mind whilst Ayurvedic massages and Dead Sea mud wraps rejuvenate the body. Time spent in the Japanese-inspired Iyashi dome sauna and in the lagoon pool provide further opportunities to unwind. 

In addition to the pristine natural landscape, Kisawa also aims to bring guests closer to the fauna and avifauna of the region. Some of the archipelago's 150 recorded species of bird can be spotted on a nature walk through the surrounding forests, while the opportunity to spot whales, dugongs and dolphins is an undeniable highlight of any stay. View the coastline from a different perspective as you glide across the calm waters on a paddle board or kayak, or perhaps snorkel beneath the waves to discover the colourful marine life below.

SUITABLE FOR:

• Serenity seekers
• Lover of nature and conservation
• Marine adventurers

THINGS TO DO AT THE RESORT:

• Unwind on the white sands of the stunning private beach
• Escape the heat in your refreshing private pool
• Soothe your mind with a yoga, meditation or reiki session at the Natural Wellness Centre
• Relax your body with a selection of massages inspired by ancient remedies
• Feast on freshly baked pizza from the charming beachfront tuk tuk
• Pick fresh produce for your evening meal at the resort’s permaculture garden
• Dine barefoot on delicious local specialities at the Mozambican-inspired Baracca restaurant
• Organise a private dining experience to remember atop a drifting dune, or against a backdrop of lapping waves on the beach

THINGS TO DO NEARBY:

• Traverse the crystal-clear waters on a kayak or paddle board
• Go snorkelling on one of Kisawa's three pristine house reefs
• Spot whales, dugongs and dolphins on a magical ocean safari
• Absorb stunning orange skies during a sunset cruise
• Trek the resort’s 300 acres of forest and beach in search of plentiful birdlife
• Visit some of the region’s most colourful inhabitants on a visit to Flamingo Beach
• Tuck into a breakfast like no other surrounded by the reptiles of Crocodile Lake