Coconut Bay Beach House

About Coconut Bay Beach House

Coconut Bay Beach House is on a prime location on the front dune in Coconut Bay at Casa De Cocos and overlooks the beach , endless ocean and one of the top ten dive sites in the world, Manta Reef.

From inside the house one can view endless sea views , the beach and the coral garden at the point of the bay which is amazing to snorkel at low tide with masses of colorful coral fish and corals in waste deep flat water inside the natural reef.

Coconut Bay Beach House is utterly captivating with the endless ocean views and Manta reef as its backdrop, this haven of serenity overlooks the shimmering waters of the warm , tropical Indian Ocean..

Not only is the wide white shoreline captivating, but the lodge’s proximity to Coconut bay coral garden makes for easy waist deep snorkeling for colourful coral fish and coral at low tide. Coconut Bay Beach House is situated on ancient dunes in one of Africa's finest coasts, Manta Coast in the renouned Inhambane region.

Each of the stylish rooms with en suite bathroom suites boast spectacular views over the ocean and the coastal surrounds. A truly immersive scenic experience, you will wake to the sound of waves and uninterrupted vistas of the ocean from in and outside the suites.

Gaze out from the lodge’s huge seated braai / barbecue as your emotions melt into the infinite horizon or enjoy an intimate drink at the dining view point and marvel at the fiery golden sunset or sunrise for which the Manta Coast is renowned.

The stylish house is perfect for a getaway with the views through the cottage pane double doors, white floors and a classy en-suite bathrooms. The nautical feel with the huge braai area, built-in seating and the chill out viewpoint close by, for evening sundowners, will offer everything you would ever want for a totally relaxed and peaceful holiday.

Beach: Coconut Bay Beach House is utterly captivating with the endless ocean views and Manta reef as its backdrop, this haven of serenity overlooks the shimmering waters of the warm , tropical Indian Ocean..