Bazaruto Archipelago
Bazaruto islands' nearly untouched tropical paradise is best known for its beautiful white-sand beaches and some of the world's best tubers. The Bazaruto Archipelago is a part of one of the largest marine reserves in the Indian Ocean.
Go on a boat ride on the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and explore miles of pristine coral reefs, watch dolphins on the way and even spot some endangered dugong.
The Bazaruto Archipelago has five tropical islands strung along the historical Mozambican channel: Bazaruto, Benguerra, Magaruque, Bangue, and Santa Carolina, all offering an ideal opportunity to snorkel in some of the world's best big-game waters or simply ride on a private boat trip.
Bazaruto Island has powdery beaches with dramatic palm trees, tall sand dunes, inland lakes and epic waterfalls. You can go fishing, diving, or hop on a dhow (traditional sailing vessels) and sail along the island, visiting nearby reefs.
Enjoy beaches of white sand, lush vegetation on the island, inhabited by samango monkeys, butterflies and birds. Warm, clear Mozambique waters, ideal for swimming and exploring the coral reefs. Simple village life in the shade of fruit and nut trees, with traditional cultures and vibrant coloured markets, fresh fish, amazing scenery and jaw-dropping sunsets. You'll understand why this paradise of Africa is called 'the pearl of the Indian Ocean'.
