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For booking and information.
E-mail: @ndame

Adress:
Paje-Ndame Village
Paje, Zanzibar
tel:
+ 255 777 276 621
+255 777 865501
or:
+255 777 863421

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Our prices from July 2008

 Single room 45 usd
 Twin bed room: Room with 2 single beds 60 usd
 Double bed room: Room with double bed 70 usd
 Rum with hot water 75 usd
 Family room: 2 pax   70 usd
 + child under 16 years   5 usd
 + adult from 16 years   10 usd
 Family room with hot water:
 2 pax   75 usd
 + child under 16 years   5 usd
 + adult from 16 years 10 usd

All prices above incl. breakfast 
Christmas/new year:
24/12/2008 to 7/1/2009		 +10 usd/adult
HB: 3-course dinner 15 usd/person
FB: lunch + 3-course dinner 25 usd/person

We reserve the right to make any adjustments.

What to do in Paje?

Relax on a beachbed, under a parasol and read a good book or take a long, nice walk.

Swim the whole day through, during high tide as well as low tide.

Play volleyball, beach tennis and the popular ancient Swedish game Kubb. Some times you can even ride a camel!

Walk to the the monkey forest, find the path to the secret fresh water cave.

Go snorkelling with a traditinal hand carved boat and have a look at the colourful aquarium fishes in freedom.

Go fishing with the local fishermen inside the reef.

Dive with our neighbour Padi Dive Center.

Tours from Ndame

Rent a bus and go to the south where you can swim among the dolphins or make a spicetour with or without a visit to old Stone Town.

Rent a bike or motorbike and take a trip along the beach or to the snake farm 10 km away from Paje.

The Jozani rainforest with its rare Red Colobus monkeys and Mangrove swamp is 13 km from Paje.

Other information

Internet is available at Paje Ndame Village

Mobile phone is available.

There is a giftshop on the beach, with paintings,clothes,souvenirs etc.

By the entrance there are telephones for local and international calls.

Local artists paint and sell their paintings and other souvenirs nearby.

You can walk in the village to buy fruit, vegetables and other small things. (Please remember to dress with long sleeves and long skirt or trousers.)

When you are swimming and sunbathing there is no problem using bikini but the local people appreciate if you wrap a kanga or kitenge around your body when you are moving around the hotel. You will find a kitenge on your bed when you arrive.

We welcome you for a pleasant stay at Ndame.
Jan & Lisbeth



This is how Stonetown looks when you arrive with the ferry during the rain season.

It's common with heavy showers on the west coast o Zanzibar while the east coast still is sunny and dry.

To go to Paje
There are many possibilities to go to Paje from the harbour or the airport.

1. Easiest is if we send a minibus to pick you up. The driver will meet you with a sign with your name on it.

The bus is good and the driver is reliable. It will cost you 45$. If you are one (1) person it will be cheaper.

2. Look for a taxidriver and bargain as much as you can. Don´t pay more than 45$.

From the harbour you can also:
3. Ask for a”shared bus” and it wan´t take long before you”ll find one.
If the bus is full you will pay 4-5$ per person.

Be ready for a long waiting before they go. The buses are not always in a good condition and often they drive very fast.

Remember to tell them you have a booking Ndameete or you may be taken to another place.

4. Between 8:00 and 16:00 you will find daladala, (pickupcars). No 9 goes to Paje. You”ll find the busstation at the market place at Darajani.

The cost is less than 1$ per person. It is an interesting experiance if you are not too tired and have a lot of luggage.


Mattias Jonsson(Sweden) with he's 10Kg Kingfish caugh just outside ndame on the reef.

  
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