Sustainability
Built to run lightly
A few simple habits, not a long list of claims.
The entire property runs on solar power. Our kitchen cooks the day's catch landed by Shimoni's fishermen, with herbs from our own garden.
- 100% solar-powered
- Herbs from our own garden
- The day's catch, landed locally
Chapter I
Light
Solar power, built in from the start.
Every room and common space at Kasa Pomboo runs on solar energy. It was part of the design from day one, a straightforward way to keep a small, family-run property light on the land it sits on.
In Numbers
- 100%Solar-powered rooms and common areas
- 13Rooms, across four types
- 20 minBy boat to Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park
Chapter II
Table
Herbs from the garden, fish from this morning's boats.
Our kitchen cooks the day's catch, landed by Shimoni's own fishermen, alongside herbs grown a few steps away in our garden. It keeps the menu close to the coast and the season, rather than a supply chain.
Chapter III
Reef
A staircase to the water, not a jetty full of engines.
A staircase leads from the garden down to the reef, walkable at low tide. Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park is twenty minutes away by boat — close enough to visit often, far enough that it stays quiet.