The architecture of the villas combines Arab and African motifs; this is due to the history of the island, which geographically belongs to "black" Africa, but for a long time was the sultanate of Oman: the Arabs exported cloves and other aromatic spices from here.

Xanadu Villas is literally a stones throw from the sparsely populated Bvezhuu Beach with a wide strip of white sand and large hammocks that swing peacefully in the shade. But if you are too lazy to take even these two steps, each villa has its own swimming pool, so you can splash into the cool water barely waking up.

Each villa is serviced by a personal butler, who will bring cocktails to the room upon request, set a dining table or arrange a transfer to the nearby Padje Beach, where you can go windsurfing.

The villas themselves look completely at home: furniture with character, comfortable sofas and armchairs with bright pillows, a cozy patio with sun loungers, surrounded by greenery, huge bathrooms with a chill-out area, a large Smeg refrigerator filled with soft drinks.

Some details will surely be remembered for a long time: for example, a rain shower in which water falls from a three-meter height, as if you are really standing in the rain. All villas are slightly different — for example, Kimwondo boasts a dining area on the roof, and in Mbingu, in addition to the pool on the territory, there is also a very romantic swimming pool under the dome, which overlooks the sea.