Travel back in time to Ibo Island Lodge. The island has a rich history of Arab and Portuguese occupation since the 10th century, which is reflected in the buildings, decor and cuisine at the lodge. The main building, guest rooms and villa are spread across manicured gardens brimming with bougainvillea and palms. These three majestic buildings are lovingly-restored colonial buildings over 150 years old. Their wide verandahs, thick coral and lime walls, high ceilings and wooden beams create a sense of olde-worlde opulence by the seaside. The beach is on your doorstep and we love the rooftop restaurant and chillout area overlooking the Indian Ocean and the African sunset.