The rooms are large, stunning, thatch and wood constructions spaced out on the 9km perfect, white-sandy beach. The lounge is spacious and filled with books and games. Travelling between the rooms and other areas is by nature trails through the indigenous forest.

As the name suggests its very easy to be lazy here and spend your days either by the large swimming pool or on the beach, swimming and snorkelling. For the more adventurous kayaking around the lagoon is offered as well as dhow sunset cruises and tours to Bagamoyo.

Bagamoyo town is historically important as it was once the terminus of the great trade caravans bringing gold, goods and slaves out of the African interior. As a response to the setting up of a shelter for free slaves; the port became an entry and exit point for missionaries and explorers including David Livingstone.

Lazy Lagoon has a lot to offer guests who are willing to travel the distance from Dar, we do however recommend a minimum 4 night stay here.