Saba Tree house hotel

Nestled amidst the pristine beauty of Chole Mjini is a tree house resort that’s a world apart from typical luxury accommodations. For the discerning traveler who craves an authentic connection with nature, Chole Mjini offers a serene escape where time seems to stand still.

Each treehouse at Chole Mjini is a labor of love. Crafted by hand with tools of yesteryears, these treehouses are testament to the traditional craftsmanship of Chole’s inhabitants. With every plank hand-cut, transported by dhow, and meticulously cured, they resonate with the island’s rhythm and pace.

Among these remarkable treehouses stands Saba, a symbol of timeless beauty. Nestled around the vibrant Flamboyant tree, or Delonix regia, Saba is enveloped by ancient ruins, each stone whispering tales of a bygone era. Its popularity, the owner muses, could be rooted in deep-seated beliefs or superstitions, but the treehouse’s undeniable charm is perhaps its biggest draw.

Highlights of Saba Treehouse:

Space: One of the largest treehouses, Saba comfortably accommodates a family of four.
Spectacular Views: The tea house offers an uninterrupted 360-degree view of the surroundings, especially breathtaking during sunsets.
Luxury Amidst Nature: A spacious sun deck, modern amenities in the loo and shower, and airy interiors create a blend of comfort and rusticity.
However, every rose has its thorn. The proximity to the beach, while picturesque, might bring the lively sounds of local fishermen during the wee hours. Moreover, the once serene view of Mafia Island across the waters now sparkles with the glint of electricity, causing a decline in the enchanting firefly activity around the mangroves of Saba.

In conclusion, while Saba Treehouse might not be a perfect fit for those seeking utter seclusion, its character, history, and unmatched views make it a sought-after retreat for many. For those willing to embrace both its quirks and charms, Saba offers an experience that’s as real and raw as the island itself.