The lodge is situated on the remote and beautiful Shamiani Island, a small island off the southern tip of Pemba Island, Tanzania. It is accessible by a short boat ride.

Pemba Eco Lodge is an eco-friendly resort built with a low-impact and sustainable philosophy. The bungalows are made from recycled boats and local, natural materials.

With only a small number of bungalows, the lodge offers a high degree of privacy and serenity, providing a secluded escape in a unique location.

The lodge offers some kid-friendly amenities like a children's play area and a game room. However, some booking sites state that children are not allowed, so it is best to confirm directly with the lodge.

Check-in is typically from 2:00 PM, and check-out is around 10:30 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be available for an additional cost.

The bungalows are raised on stilts to catch the sea breeze and have direct beach access. They feature four-poster beds with mosquito nets, and bathrooms with rainwater showers and compost toilets for an eco-friendly approach. Some rooms have a sea view and a balcony.

Yes, there are different options, including bungalows and a larger "Jahazi" family bungalow and ‘Ngalawa’ budget double room sharing bungalow.

The lodge offers a range of amenities including:

• A restaurant and bar/lounge.
• A private beach.
• Free Wi-Fi in public areas (some sources state no internet access is available, so this should be verified).
• Concierge services, laundry, and daily housekeeping.

A complimentary continental breakfast is often included with a stay. Check with the booking details for your specific reservation.

The lodge provides equipment for and organizes a variety of activities, including:

• Water activities: Kayaking, snorkeling, fishing (traditional and deep-sea), and diving.
• Nature and wildlife: Bird watching, guided reef walks during low tide, and bush trails to explore local flora and fauna.

Yes, the lodge can arrange various tours and excursions, such as village walks to meet local people, and boat trips to nearby reefs or sandbanks.

Bookings can be made through various online travel agencies. You can also contact the lodge directly via their official website or the provided email/phone numbers.

Some sources state that credit cards are accepted, while others say cash is preferred. Cashless transactions may also be an option. It is advisable to have cash on hand just in case.