Tombo House
The Garden Suite
Comfort and nature,
The furniture made of 100-year-old Dao wood, which was recycled from old ships, gives the room a rustic and timeless ambience and ensures relaxed comfort.
The room is equipped with Wi-Fi, kettle, bathroom with walk-in rain shower, bathtub, toilet and ceiling fan.
With the windows open, one can enjoy breathtaking views over the tropical garden and the Kaya Forest, which is home to countless species of birds and wildlife
The Balcony room
Relaxation with all senses,
The real cedar wood floor spreads its sweet, woody scent throughout the room and provides a pleasantly grounded feeling.
The room is equipped with Wi-Fi, kettle, bathroom with walk-in rain shower, toilet and ceiling fan.
The furniture made of 100-year-old Dao wood, which was recycled from old ships, gives the room a rustic and timeless ambience and ensures relaxed comfort.
The Garden room
Comfort and nature,
The room is equipped with Wi-Fi, kettle, bathroom with walk-in rain shower, toilet and ceiling fan.
The furniture made of 100-year-old Dao wood, which was recycled from old ships, gives the room a rustic and timeless ambience and ensures relaxed comfort
With the windows open, you can enjoy breathtaking views over the tropical garden and Kaya Forest, home to countless species of birds and wildlife
The room
Is currently still in the construction phase and will be completed in November.
Our luxury apartments on the top floor (3rd floor).
This room features air conditioning, a mini fridge, a walk-in closet and a large balcony. Private bathroom with rain shower, safe, kettle and Wi-Fi.
Breathtaking view over the sacred forest
15,00 Euro pro Person
15,00 Euro pro Person
30,00 Euro
15,00 Euro pro Person
Kaya Diani
Over 200 km along the coastal provinces of Kenya lie 10 separate forest areas, mostly on low hills ranging in size from 30 to 300 ha, which contain the remains of fortified villages called KAYAS of the Mijikenda people.
They represent more than 30 surviving kayas. The kayas have not been used since the early 20th century and are now revered as the repository of the spiritual beliefs of the Mijikenda people and the sacred abode of their ancestors.
The forest surrounding the kayas was tended by the Mijikenda community to protect the sacred tombs and heins and is now almost the only remnant of what was once the extensive lowland forest of the Kenyan coast, making it a protected retreat for fauna and flora.
The kayas are a fundamental source of the mijikenda's sense of being in the world.
The Kaya Diana stands right in front of our Tombo house and conveys her spirit with her 150 different species of trees, some considered rare and others 450 years old. The diverse population of wild animals ensures a pleasantly earthy background noise day and night.
Be mesmerized by the distinctive view of our Kaya rooms and experience Mijikendas in your own unique way.
Low Season
21.01-03.04
16.05-30.06
01.09-19.12
High Season
04.04-15.05
01.07-31.08
20.12-20.01