"Just 15 thatched villas make up this boutique hotel, that combine traditional Mozambican design with an eco-friendly attitude."
Mozambique has undergone something of a transformation in recent years. Determined to overcome it's troubled past, the country is being revived at a rapid pace. Colourful and cheery, the capital Maputo boasts great nightlife and a rich cultural heritage. But our Mozambique travel guide concentrates on the boutique hotels and luxury resorts along its breathtaking coastline where the beautiful beaches are some of the most spectacular in Africa.
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"Just 15 thatched villas make up this boutique hotel, that combine traditional Mozambican design with an eco-friendly attitude."
From EUR 1150
per room per night
"A beautiful boutique hotel with eco-friendly charms, overlooking the ocean in coastal Mozambique."
From USD 1675
per room per night
Under the Trees in Mozambique | Graham Simmons | Mozambique, other regions of Mozambique, Maputo
Throughout Mozambique, trees and wood provide a vital life focus. Sixty per cent of the world’s supply of African Blackwood comes from Mozambique and other trees are used for everything from furniture to herbal medicine.
Bazaruto Archipelago | John Warburton-Lee | Mozambique, Bazaruto Archipelago, Bazaruto
Once regarded as the pride of Africa’s Indian Ocean seaboard, the ultimate respite for hunters and colonialists seeking a rest from the dust and the flies
Wild Life in Mozambique | John Warburton-Lee | Mozambique, Bazaruto Archipelago, Bazaruto
Having spent three days on the neighbouring Benguerra Island, we landed on Bazaruto Island with high expectations of yet another tropical idyll in this chain of islands off the coast of Mozambique
Island-Hopping in Mozambique | Andrew Eames | Mozambique, North Coast, Pemba
Here the main activity is a dugout-based fishing industry; you're never far from a plate of fresh prawns or a Hemingway-like scene of fishermen carrying giant marlin to market
Island-Hopping in Mozambique | Nick Maes | Mozambique, North Coast, Pemba
The land below looks untouched by man; baobabs and scrub tumble down to white beaches and an ocean of preposterous, impossible azures
Ibo Island | Nick Maes | Mozambique, other regions of Mozambique, Ibo Island
It was then that I found something that I didn’t know I had lost – the quality of time I remember as a child. The day became impossibly long and minutes stretched to hours