HOMESTAY Kucha - Vacation STAY 17857v

“Wundervoller Aufenthalt, 100% Empfehlung”

Everything was amazing! We never experienced such hospitality on our whole trip, and we felt right at home from the start. The room had air‑conditioning, the food was excellent (they even cooked a special vegan meal for us), free coffee and tea were available, and the harbor and beaches were easy to reach by bus—just buy a few extra tickets at the harbor.

Jacqueline·3 εβδομάδες πριν

“Homestay waar je je meteen thuis voelt, mega gastvrij.”

The host is a gem! She’s eager to help everywhere, and even with her limited English you always get through. The place is clean, the meals are very tasty, and the beds are nice. Nothing to complain about. The only downside is the location is a bit remote; the bus doesn’t run at night, so keep that in mind. The beaches are beautiful.

Daniel·Πριν ένα μήνα

The rooms are spacious, the bed is comfortable, and the scent is pleasant. The housekeeper is lovely. The food is excellent. They provide towels and beach gear. You can see the stars at night. The only thing I’d say is you have to rely on the bus to get to places or walk. Still, we stayed two nights and adapted very well to the schedule.

Pat·Πριν ένα μήνα

The host was very welcoming. We ate wonderfully, even gluten‑free. Coffee and tea were free. The mattresses were comfortable. You can borrow or rent everything you need for a beach visit. We’re older, so we’d prefer a shower and toilet in our own room. The location is close to Asa Beach, but it’s shallow and has no facilities. For other beaches we had to rely on the bus because of a broken arm, but it doesn’t run very often.

Nathalie·2 μήνες πριν

“Le lieu idéal pour se déconnecter au calme, plages et snorkeling”

The sharehouse is perfect for disconnecting, resting in peace, and it’s spotlessly clean. The hostess is incredibly friendly, always cheerful, and goes out of her way to chat in English. The house comes fully equipped with drying racks, wardrobes, and air‑conditioning. They lend free scuba masks and anti‑UV umbrellas—essential under this scorching sun—and offer a full snorkeling kit (mask, snorkel, fins) for rent. Two double shower rooms and two toilets make it easy to avoid blocking other housemates. The location is a bit remote from Furuzamami and Ama beaches, but that side of the island is gorgeous; Yuhina Beach is just a few minutes’ walk away and is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, paddle‑boarding (available on site), and watching the sunset, which is the best on the island. The Milky Way is visible at night. Three key tips for future guests: 1) For meals, the village of Asa has no restaurants, unlike the port of Zamami; the only nearby restaurant is reserved for the hotel’s guests, so if you’re not eating at the sharehouse, plan your meals ahead to avoid being left hungry. 2) Check the low‑tide schedule (available at the tourist office in Zamami port) before heading to the beach; arriving too early or too late can limit or even ban swimming, as lifeguards restrict the area to protect exposed coral. 3) Transport: the bus runs hourly, but tickets aren’t sold on the bus; buy several in advance at the tourist office in Zamami port. The only downside was breakfast on the first day, which felt a bit light for the price paid—a burger‑style option with just a potato patty, a tomato, and salad.

Kamal·2 μήνες πριν