Named after the northerly monsoon
wind, that blows in the summer months and for thousands of years carried the dhows to Lamu from Asia, laden
with treasure for trade, this beautifully designed and elevated house sits back from the beach on 1.85 acres of
landscaped gardens.

The house is consists of four towers, designed around an elevated, 16m infinity pool: the two front towers house
four extraordinary bedrooms, while the back two towers house the communal areas, kitchen and the sumptous
master bedroom, with its star gazing bathtub and outside shower. Shady makuti-covered terraces run between
the four areas, providing privacy for the pool area while allowing the breeze to blow through and gently sway the
hanging beds.

Entertainment areas abound, with a welcoming bar and baraza area by the entrance, a large lower dining area, a
rooftop dining/recreation area and plenty of room around the pool for dining under the stars. Each bedroom has a
private terrace and its own special bathroom.

Nothing has been spared to make this house as comfortable, functional and luxurious.