The Sands at Nomad
Plan My TripNestled amid lush forest, The Sands at Nomad beckons tranquility-seekers.
Cost Per Night: £ £ £
The Sands at Nomad Hotel is a sparkling example of the beachy bliss of the Kenya South Coast. Situated behind the bright-white sands of Diani Beach (one of the best beaches in Kenya), this luxury boutique hotel answers all the prayers of those craving some time to switch off.
Whilst you may visualise a sandy paradise where turquoise waters wash up on shore, and palm trees sway above, The Sands at Nomad is much more than this. Its private cottages are encased by indigenous tropical forest, submerging you into the luscious biodiversity which blankets Kenya from corner to corner.
You'll also have plenty of time to dine and unwind with cuisine showcasing local fish. Your stay at The Sands at Nomad has been crafted meticulously, from indulgent massage therapies to your sumptuous four-poster bed, making your Kenya beach holiday truly unforgettable.
Key Property Features
Taste ingredients from the Nomad Organic Farm and fresh fish from local fishermen
Three top-notch restaurants
Experience a private dining evening
Barefoot full moon dinners
Sink into serenity at the Forest Breeze Spa & Wellness Centre
Seek Kenya's colourful underwater world with “Diving the Crab” dive centre
Situated near Shimba Hills National Park
Sleep in rooms decorated in a quintessential African island-style
Indulge with exclusive beach cottages and luxurious suites
Experience scuba diving courses
Try windsurfing
Go kayaking to see whale sharks
Dive with turtles
The Sands at Nomad's Positive Impact
Nestled in a serene indigenous forest, The Sands at Nomad offers luxury amid Diani's beauty, prioritising sustainability. With organic farming, upcycling, marine conservation, and community support at its core, Nomad immerses guests in eco-conscious luxury. Home to the Diani Turtle Watch, it safeguards turtles affected by tourism, relocating eggs to safe nesting sites in the hotel’s grounds. Its 5-acre organic permaculture farm provides fresh produce for the hotel’s restaurant, fostering community empowerment through farming initiatives and training. Through upcycling, old hotel amenities like hot tubs and sinks are repurposed into growing beds for harvesting tomatoes, guavas, spinach and more, symbolising Nomad's commitment to sustainability and community development.
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