Vacation rentals in Bargoni

Luxurious town house with sea views and pool

Stunning comfortable home in Lamu Town, a world heritage site, less than 100m from the sea, restaurants, museums, main street & fort. Architect-designed Nyota house is spread over 4 floors, with a freshwater pool, three double bedrooms, a living room, which can be used as a fourth bedroom, and an expansive rooftop. Our wonderful house manager Harrison will take care of everything, including meeting you at the airport, arranging boat trips and tours. We can also arrange a chef for your stay.

Maridhiya House - History and Charm in Old Lamu

Escape to enchanting Lamu, step back in time and into historic, charming Maridhiya House. Set in a quiet, unspoilt area of the old town, a short walk from the seafront and a short boat ride from gorgeous beaches, Maridhiya has been renovated with care and skill to create a beautiful, comfortable home. The house comes complete with the services of our helpful staff who will be pleased to collect you from the airport and to shop, cook and guide you around town and island. Wifi is also included.

Catherine House - a traditional Swahilihouse

Our house, Catherine House has a large comfortable, relaxing rooftop terrace with a large dining table, two daybeds and a hammock. The house is situated two minutes from the historic center of Lamu town, the big market and three minutes from the seafront. Find your way for a stroll in the lively narrow streets, shopping or some of Lamus restaurants, for boat trips to nearby beaches, other islands and villages. See www. lamu.no for more information about the house, island and Lamu town.

Kai House, Kiwayu Island, Lamu Archipelago, Kenya.

Kai House is set on the Idyllic Island of Kiwayu within the Kiunga Marine Reserve. Kiwayu Island is part of the Lamu Archipelago. Kai House began when I worked at Mikes Camp for many years and together with the island community we built this house traditional style out of palm fronds and coconut leaves mangroves and driftwood. Now we have been hosting guests here for 6years. It’s in the most idyllic setting The full name Maja Kai means Water Village. Comfortable affordable accommodation

Old Lamu historic house with pool,seaview, toproof

DAR EL EDEN HOUSE is an old 18th century swahili house carefully restaured and expanded in 2009 This coral stone house maintains its original swahili architecture with local traditional materials and tadelakt plaster technique used in Marocco. Original 3,5 m ceilings and walls are decorated with carved niches , freezes and alcoves . The 4 levels home with swimming pool ,5 bedrooms suiting up for 12 persons includes a 360 degrees panoramic view on the city and ocean on third floor.

Najma’s penthouse

Welcome to your perfect getaway! Just 3 minutes walk to the seafront, nestled in the heart of Lamu, our charming property offers a unique blend of comfort and local culture. With a spacious room that feature a stunning sea view. Enjoy modern amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy living area. Take a stroll to the beautiful beaches on tge island. Whether you’re looking to unwind, work or explore the town, our property is the ideal base for your adventures.

Kinooni House: A stunning historic house restored!

Kinooni* House is one of the most ancient houses on Historic Lamu Island. Once the home of the Governor of Lamu, who was then the emissary to the Sultan of Zanzibar at the end of the 18th century, it has now been carefully restored with traditional Swahili design and craftsmanship to bring back the elegance, simplicity, and grandeur of the original mansion. * Kinooni means “the place of the sharpening stone” so Nyumba ya Kinooni means : “ the house of where the sharpening stone is”.

ONEWAY House Lamu Seaview Rooftop and Pool

ONEWAY House, a beautiful three-story home is located in the heart of the historic Lamu Stone Town. In 2012 the award-winning architect Urku Sanchez transformed a dilapidated ruin into this elegant structure. The renovations were carried out with sensitivity to the Swahili architecture and Islamic culture of Lamu. With four spacious ensuite bedrooms and various sitting areas, the house can comfortably accommodate up to 8 adults and is ideal for families or groups of friends.

Umma House

Full house ready for guests! The typical Lamu courtyard is the center of it all, a serene space from which all other rooms emerge. The three-story building (360m2) with roof access offers an amazing view of the Indian Ocean under the makuti which protects from the rain and sunshine. This results in a beautiful, spacious and very comfortable house with "Umma House" as the name. The Villa has a total of three rooms all equipped with ensuite bathrooms.

Artist’s Loft on Lamu Main Street, Old Town

Set along Usita wa Mui, the main street of Lamu Old Town, this flat is the first project of a graduate architect and artist (the host himself). Housed in a 700-year-old Swahili home, it combines history, craftsmanship, and art. The space doubles as a working studio and small gallery with mixed-media works. Facing the lively street, it carries the hum of daily life and stories below — a true immersion into the spirit and creativity of Lamu.

Design Lover’s Dream, featured in WOI magazine '23

Interiors featured internationally in books and magazines, most recently in World of Interiors (Sept 2023). With its centuries-old charm, the White House offers a truly unique stay-full of character, lovingly maintained, infused with local heritage and of course a great pool! Your stay includes: - daily housekeeping - a private chef (Thomas) - airport pickup - daily breakfast - purified water - internet - organic toiletries

THE MOON HOUSES - Mama Daktari

This was where the Flying Doctor Anne Spoerry resided from the late 1960s while preparing for her medical expeditions. It has two bedrooms and is connected to Betty’s suite and Garden House. Its master bedroom is the highest point of our property with an outstanding view to the channel. This was where the Flying Doctor Anne Spoerry resided from the late 1960s while preparing for her medical expeditions.