It's like an undiscovered paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of the day, with this area still without human intervention and having the potential to become an exotic tourist spot. Making it a fun and unforgettable adventure.

The concept involves a combination of the "Mbaru Niang Traditional House" which is round, conical, and tapered. And the typical beachside plant "Sonneratia Alba" or what is usually called a mangrove plant, which has a slightly rounded and conical shape. The name Mbaru Niang is derived from the words 'Mbaru' meaning house and 'Niang' meaning tall and round, both meanings of the name reference the shape of this house where Mbaru Niang is cone-shaped, tapering upwards.