Rates will start at 5,000 euros per night when it opens in summer 2020.
Its founder has a background in luxury brands, and Kisawa has all the food, wellness, and adventure services visitors could want. Kisawa, a new resort on Benguerra Island off the coast of Mozambique, is betting that visitors will pay up for high-end travel using 3D-printing technology to build with the local environment in mind.
The resort will have 12 private bungalows of one, two, or three bedrooms, each on a private acre with its own beachfront. The one bedroom bungalows will start at 5,000 euros per night. Press releases from the resort emphasize that it will not be fully 3D-printed, but the technology that is allowing sand and salt water to be used as a building material is still innovative.The resort is on Benguerra Island, the second-largest island on the Bazaruto Archipelago, which broke off from the African mainland thousands of years ago.Kisawa was founded by Nina Flohr, a former executive at private jet charter company VistaJet.
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