Tanzanian Treehouse with Sweeping Sea Views

All of us need a well-deserved break every now and then, especially when we've become so caught up in our daily routines. And what better place to do that than in a treehouse on a remote island without electricity and technology? Wouldn't that be amazing?

Fortunately for us, there is such a place. It is Tano, a cabin raised off the ground on stilts amidst 19th century ruins in Chole Island off the Tanzanian coast. This treehouse is simply splendid. It has a sense of solitude unsurpassed by many, continuous cool breezes from the sea, and stunning views of the island.

And since you'll have almost no contact to the outside world here, you'll get to really spend quality time with your companions. At the same time, the complete absence of modern-day distractions will let you enjoy nature like you never have before.

Even if completely devoid of electricity, comfort is not hard to come by at Tano. And why should it be when the beds are soft and cozy; the open-air yet secluded bathing area is spacious and equipped with hot showers; and the toilet is new and working properly? In fact, life couldn't get any more relaxing than here -- and there are hundreds of people who can vouch for that. 

Also, despite the absence of modern-day technology, its not hard find to things to do in this place. There are plenty. You can go sailing into the sunset, have dinner by candlelight, watch as turtle eggs hatch, or even swim with whale sharks! What's more, Tano is run by a family who is very friendly and hospitable. Not only will they serve you delicious fresh food, but also accompany you themselves to wherever you might want to go.

Truly, there is no place like Tano. So make sure you book it now before someone else does!