




Northern Mozambique & Quirimbas Archipelago
Mozambique
What started as a trickle of top quality lodge openings has become a steady flow as word spreads of the sheer remote beauty of this spot.
We at Original Travel have visited and revisited the area several times in the last few years to keep abreast of the openings.
The conclusion? Getting there may require a long journey by air, land and sea, but it is well, well worth the effort. In addition to idyllic beaches, the archipelago contains mangrove forests and some of the richest coral reefs in the world. Over 350 species of reef fish have been recorded, and other marine species present include turtles, manta rays, whale sharks, humpback whales, and the endangered dugong.
As well as world class snorkelling and diving, activities include sea kayaking, fishing and sailing trips on traditional dhows. Add in delicious fresh seafood and you have a great destination for a barefoot beach holiday. For a dose of culture amidst all the R&R and aquatic activities, Ibo Island also has a long and interesting history as a trading post, with the Chinese, Arabs and Portuguese all having left their mark.
Testimonials
Seamlessly organized, no hitches and looked after at every point of the way.
Beho Beho – Fantastic place, amazing food and we were there at the same time as the owner Sarah Bailey, so she made sure we had the best time and were looked after like royalty.
Sleep out night was great with a 2 hour walk to the spot and wonderful dinner with the guide.
Oyster Bay – Lovely, Relaxed, spacious – excellent food and well run by Marissa.
Vamizi – excellent service and again great food (they have just poached the chef from Mnemba who...
Christian
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