The resorts operate a boat shuttle between the St. Regis and Nujuma throughout the day. Guests of either property are welcome to visit the other property and use the facilities and amenities at each resort. Guests of either resort can also dine at both properties. So if you are staying at the St. Regis, you have access to the additional four restaurants at Nujuma if you want. We've seen several guests from Nujuma come to the St. Regis to have dinner at the Japanese restaurant here. The properties are under the same management, so any dining or services at Nujuma can be billed directly to your room at St. Regis.

My wife and I went to to Nujuma to have lunch and the staff were happy to provide us with a tour of the resort. Numuja is equally as stunning as the St. Regis. Nujuma is on a much larger island, so the guest rooms are more private. There isn't much to differentiate between the two I'd say, both are tremendously impressive resorts.