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Jumba Nungwi Villas

Hotels & resorts · Concept

Jumba Nungwi Villas

Nungwi, Zanzibar, Tanzania
Location
Nungwi, Zanzibar, Tanzania
Typology
Hotels & resorts
Status
Concept
Year
2025–2026
Scope
49 villas · 4,340 m² · types 64 and 96 m²
TVORZI role
Concept · Architecture · Branding & 3D

The private half of the Jumba Nungwi resort: 49 single-storey villas on their own plot across the road from the hotel, laid out around a central park with a lagoon pool, yoga deck, playground and sports ground. Two types — Couple Villa 64 m² and Family Villa 96 m² — each with a private pool and courtyard.

The villa quarter is a separate product with a separate buyer. It has its own gated entrance group, its own street grid, its own core with a lagoon pool and pavilions, and 4,340 m² of built area — while the resort's hotel services, restaurants and spa stay a two-minute walk away, across the road.

Two layouts cover the two demand profiles: Couple Villa of 64 m² with one bedroom for couples and rental, Family Villa of 96 m² with two bedrooms for families and long stays. Both are single-storey with a private pool, a shaded courtyard and a green roof — no neighbours overlooking, no stairs, low running cost.

The park is the product, not the leftover space: a lagoon pool with mushroom pavilions, a yoga deck, a children's playground and a sports ground, all within a three-minute walk of any villa. It is what lets the villas be priced as a resort product rather than as detached houses in the bush.

Materials follow the hotel — terracotta plaster, timber screens, thatched pitched roofs, drip-irrigated greenery — so the two halves read as one resort while each keeps its own scale and privacy.

The resort as a whole is a Silver Winner at the A' Design Award 2026 and an Honorable Mention at the LIV Hospitality Design Awards 2025.

Part of the same resortJumba Nungwi Resort & Residence196 apartments · 22,450 m² · 7 levelsOpen →

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Short animated shots made from the project's own renders.

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