WELCOME TO MDORONI
Mdoroni is tucked into a gentle curve at the mouth of Kilifi Creek on the south side, at a point known as Ras Kitoka.
The property consists of two fully furnished and equipped four-bedroom houses, with a pristine swimming pool in between. Each new house has amazing views from a panoramic terrace, up and down Kilifi Creek and out to sea. We have our own private steps down a coral bluff to a quiet beach.
The Mdoroni property has 8 bedrooms, the two houses are typically treated as one home.
PEHONI HOUSE
Decorated with colourful prints and carpets this house contains four bedrooms that can sleep up to 9 people: 2 large airy master bedrooms with king size beds and amazing views/ one room has a private terrace overlooking the mouth of the creek, the other opens on to the breakfast terrace; there is a flexible bedroom that can be either be a double room or a three single bedded room and a downstairs there is a bedroom with 2 single beds; feather pillows and 100% cotton bed linen/towels are provided.
BEHEWA HOUSE
This house sleeps up to 10, the two first floor master bedrooms have a large four-poster Swahili double beds and mosquito nets and ceiling fans. Each of these have an ensuite dressing room with a single bed , this can also be used for a child; one room has a small balcony overlooking the creek, both rooms have their own shower, basin and loo.
In front of the upstairs bedrooms there is a spacious uncovered terrace, furnished with dhow wood sofas, two armchairs and a table. A shade can be erected here if desired.
BEHEWA HOUSE DETAILS
THE BOATHOUSE
Mdoroni has a charming small cove below the house, nestled into an ancient baobab tree is an old boathouse, the upper floor is a now a stylish private apartment.
Comprising a double bedroom and ensuite, living/dining room and kitchen, and two lovely outdoor terraces. The windows along the front provide gorgeous views onto the creek and the beach is accessed by a few steps.
This perfect romantic getaway has its own entrance and is available on its own, or added on the Pehoni and Behewa houses.
