One of those hot Saturdays in Dar es salaam that one feels like getting out of town away from the hustles of the week be it work or tackling the long foleni’s in town. On short notice we decided to pay a visit to a property nearby; my wife and I decided to have a small road trip to Bagamoyo, specifically to Family Cottages. It was a short notice but we were lucky to get a vacant cottage.
The property has 6 fully furnished bungalows (yes only 6, the fewer the better 🙂 ) and they all are facing the Indian Ocean. You get to enjoy the beautiful sunrises on the balcony, deep your feet on the warm sand as you take a walk along the Beach and eventually enjoy the cool breeze after you swim into the Indian Ocean. Otherwise spend the afternoon in their swimming pool.
During our visit we were allowed to bring our own drinks, so please do check with their management before bringing any drinks. However, they have a bar fully stocked and a 24 hours’ room and reception service.
Balcony View
The Main Room
The Bathroom
Children Bed Up-stairs
Unfortunately, day trippers are not allowed. (Come to think of it, since it’s a quiet and exclusive place I think this is a good idea and should be copied by other small properties to leave all the good things for the residents – sorry I am not selfish but the fewer the better).
So, just after passing the Bagamoyo-Msata round about (approximately 1km from the round-about) as you approach Bagamoyo town, take a sharp right as though heading to Kaole Mamba Ranch or Kaole Snake Park. Drive for about 2km past Millennium Sea Breeze Resort and you will not miss Family Cottages on your left.
It surely is home away from home, romantic hideaway for couples and family vacation. It’s affordable and very friendly team of staff…ooh and they have the cuttest resident dog (Scooby). Thank you @familycottages for hosting my wife and I.
You do have an exclusive and beautiful property.