Mālama first-floor double, brass reading lamps, shutters open to the treetops

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Cabana 05

Mālama

to preserve and protect.

Family suite Sleeps 4 Two floors

001 · The Name Meaning

Same generous family layout, a double and ensuite on the first floor, a twin or double and ensuite on the ground floor. Named for the way we want to leave the place we love.

At a glance

GuestsUp to 4
BedsGroundTwin or double, ensuiteFirstDouble, ensuite
BathroomsTwo ensuites with pressurised hot water showers
VerandahHanging daybed on the terrace
Roof terraceBaraza and a swing bed, with ocean views
SettingGarden path to the beach

002 · The cabana

A hanging daybed, a sandy path, and golden hour.

Mālama cabana, woven rope hanging daybed beside a sandy garden path

Mālama ground floor, the thatched verandah and stone terrace beside the bedroom window

Mālama cabana, the carved Lamu door and coral-stone entrance at dusk

Mālama ground terrace, low benches and an old wooden table under the tree

Mālama ground-floor bedroom, twin beds under nets with the carved door open to the terrace

Mālama ground-floor ensuite, open shower, stone basin on a timber counter

Mālama first-floor double, brass reading lamps, shutters open to the treetops

Mālama first-floor bed, linen and blush cushions by the shuttered window

Mālama first-floor ensuite, rain shower and carved doors through to the bedroom

Mālama first-floor ensuite, rough-hewn stone basin and a carved mirror

Mālama first-floor ensuite, timber counter and stone basin, doors open to the bed

Mālama roof terrace, the baraza under makuti thatch with views over the trees

Mālama roof terrace, two hanging swing beds under the thatch

Mālama roof terrace, sunset over the channel and the treetops

003 · Floor plan

Mālama cabana floor plan, ground floor — Ground floor

Mālama cabana floor plan, first floor — First floor

Mālama cabana floor plan, roof terrace with baraza, swing beds and coffee table — Roof terrace

004 · All seven cabanas