HIGHLIGHTS
WHAT WE LOVE
Disconnect to reconnect with limited Wi-Fi and power
Spotting suni, bushbabies, genets and other small wildlife
Low-impact water sports like SUP, snorkelling and kayaking
WHEN TO VISIT
Dry Season⊕: May to October
Green Season⊕: November to April
CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY
Sustainability
Traditional Swahili architecture captures cooling breezes to avoid air conditioning, there is limited power and no motorised water sports to preserve marine life
OVERVIEW
A once-deserted island only reachable by boat where you have to wade ashore and be largely detached from the outside world? Where fresh fish and water arrive daily in traditional ngalawas? Where your thatched beach hut has been designed to catch the free Indian Ocean breeze? Lazy Lagoon off the coast of Dar es Salaam provides the perfect off-the-grid beach holiday, especially for those who’ve been on an action-packed safari in Tanzania.
Lazy Lagoon is the place to do nothing but snorkel all day, head out on your kayak, explore the mangroves and go sailing, lapping up the warm air and soothing scents of the Swahili coast. If you are really lucky, you may spot migrating whale sharks between October and May.