Fish Eagle Point

This place is quiet and off the beaten path and I feel supports many of the local community. The owners were very upfront with it not being a 'luxury' resort, but this did not matter. It was rustic, but still comfortable and relaxing. The staff were great, and the views were wonderful.

The Kingfisher sunset deck was my favourite sundowner spot. Perched high on the corals; the deck affords a wonderful setting to end to a busy day with the sun dipping so majestic labels the Eastern Arc of the Usambara mountains in the west. I joined this over lander couple from South Africa and we had amazing conversations of their travels through Botswana; Zambia and other places down south.

Very beautiful hidden spot at the Indian Ocean, beautiful rooms on the beach. Perfect place to relax and enjoy the beautiful environment. Very friendly staff and tasty fresh food. Enough to do in and around the ocean, like kayaking, swimming, snorkeling. I would really recommend to stay here and I am definitely coming back.

We spent three days at Fish Eagle Point Lodge. It has a fantastic location with rooms on the sea shore surrounded by coastal forest. It has a lovely lounge, bar and dining area on the bay and lookout points to best experince the views. The rooms are comfortable, the food good and the service excellent. We did not dive but it is well set up for diving off coral reefs. But we took a boat trip out to sea to look for sea birds along the reef.

After three months of intense field work (in tourism at Kilimanjaro – believe me, I have seen behind the walls of many (touristy) places) I was looking for a place on the Tanzanian coast to nurture and recharge body, mind, and soul. I have never been attracted by Zanzibar because it seems to be overcrowded and touristy and I also did neither want to fly nor take the boat to the island. Thanks to recommendations by friends, I ended up at Fish Eagle Point. Fortunately. This beautiful place and its lovely people fully recharged me with warm hospitality, delicious and fresh food, and great nature-based activities: snorkeling through a lively coral reef, canoeing through the peaceful mangrove forest and the soundscape of the many birds, running on the beach during sun rise and sun set, doing yoga on the veranda over the ocean, meditating while the moon was rising over the bay, listening the sound of the waves, and going for (barefoot) walks on the seafloor, to name just a few. I am amazed by how Cathy and Steven keep Fish Eagle Point in its remote location with no direct access to freshwater running and thus, make it habitable, while living with and caring for (local) people and the environment. All staff was extremely attentive, flexible, and supportive throughout my stay. I asked for vegan food and the chefs mastered my request excellently. I am very grateful for my six day stay at Fish Eagle Point as it truly allowed me to reconnect with nature, myself and all my senses … indeed because it is off the beaten track plus access to the online world and power grid is limited. No way I would neither recommend this place to other nature lovers nor would I return again next year. Asanteni sana!

We went as a couple for 2 nights. we had the Hermit room, which was beautiful with a private beach and balcony too. the owners Steve and Cathy along with the staff went out of their way to make us comfortable. Food was very delicious and meals always served with a dessert. our experience of snorkelling and first time kayaking was something we loved and would definitely try again. Sunset and Sunrise can be viewed from Fish Eagle Point. A must place to visit for the nature lovers.

Only a short trip to Fish Eagle Point this time (two days, three nights), but a wonderful experience nonetheless! The sound of the waves, amazing staff, friendly hosts, delicious food, unique accommodation, and overall tranquil atmosphere combine to make Fish Eagle Point a special place. Add to that the important work they do in conservation and the village, and it is impossible to find a better place to visit while in Tanzania :)