
Luxury Garden View Villa
A domed pavilion set back in the garden, with wooden-shuttered windows, a private plunge pool and its own open-air rainfall shower.

Fifteen white-domed pavilions in fifty acres of garden at Kendwa, each with its own plunge pool and a butler who arranges every meal.
Kilindi Zanzibar sits on a rise above Kendwa, on the island's north coast, where fifteen white-domed pavilions are set apart from one another across fifty acres of tropical garden. The resort was originally built as a private retreat for Benny Andersson of ABBA, and its architecture still reads that way: Scandinavian restraint under Zanzibari arches and hand-shaped domes.
Every pavilion has its own plunge pool, an open-air rainfall shower annexe, and a dedicated butler who plans each meal, whether on the terrace, the beach, or floating in the pool itself. Beyond the gardens, half a kilometre of white sand runs the length of the property, with a 25-metre infinity pool and waterfall bar set above it. Kilindi takes guests aged eighteen and over only, and is best known as a honeymoon and couples' address.

Every category is a free-standing domed pavilion with its own plunge pool; the difference is the view and, for groups, the number of bedrooms.

A domed pavilion set back in the garden, with wooden-shuttered windows, a private plunge pool and its own open-air rainfall shower.

The same domed pavilion moved closer to the shore, with arched doors that open onto the sea and a plunge pool angled towards the water.

Two connecting pavilions sharing a garden terrace, each with its own plunge pool, built for two couples or a family of eighteen and over travelling together.
A single treatment pavilion, a waterfall bar over the infinity pool, and a butler for every villa.

A garden-side treatment pavilion with an adjoining hydrobath room and an oceanside relaxation lounge, built around indigenous spice extracts.

A waterfall bar inside the Main Pavilion looks out over this infinity pool, which runs towards the Indian Ocean beyond.

A dedicated butler arranges a floating breakfast in the plunge pool and, later, a five-course dinner without guests needing to leave the pavilion.

Guests sail out from Kendwa on a traditional dhow for champagne and canapés as the sun goes down over the channel.
Kilindi keeps to one restaurant, moving the setting rather than the menu: terrace by day, beach or in-villa by arrangement.

The resort's only restaurant serves modern European and Zanzibari dishes from a terrace over the infinity pool, with dinner also laid on the beach by request.
Tell us the dates and the occasion. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land.