Holiday in Northern Mozambique, a remote and beautiful paradise that has only very recently opened up to tourism. There are 27 islands (the Querimba Archipelago) between Pemba and the Rio Rovuma, the river that forms the border with Tanzania. This is one of the last undiscovered jewels of Africa.
Ibo Island Lodge encompasses three magnificent mansions each over one hundred years old and located right on the prime waterfront site.
Londo Lodge is a private resort set in its own bay where guests fully enjoy the highest standards of luxury, privacy and hospitality set amidst the stunning views of the Indian Ocean and its turquoise seas and pristine beaches.
Lugenda Bush Camp is situated within this magnificent reserve, on the eastern bank of the Lugenda River, amongst the Ngalongue Mountains (towering insilbergs or island mountains).
Splash out on a hypnotic African island experience at its breathtaking best. Palm groves, lush vegetation and vast vistas of unspoilt beauty provide a wide open expanse for striking sunsets that flood the skies with dazzling hues.
Located on the remote Medjumbe Island - one of the many islands making up the Quirimbas Archipelago in Northern Mozambique
Lake Niassa is the 9th largest fresh-water lake in the world - a 1,600-acre private concession in the Manda Wilderness Community Nature Reserve.
Quilalea nestles in a forgotten corner of Mozambique's Quirimbas Archipelago in the warm Indian Ocean providing a malaria free haven of luxury and beauty with the highest degree of seclusion on an entirely private island.
Vamizi Island Lodge is Northern Mozambique's largest eco-tourism project. Ten thatched beach houses, each with its own large living room, bathroom and breezy veranda, are all secluded from each other and look out to sea from the shade of the forest.
