Beach lodges & resorts in Quirimbas Archipelago
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Quilalea Island Resort
Quilálea re-opened at the start of November 2011, having been effectively shut for visitors since ...More about Quilalea Island
98%We had a thoroughly enjoyable 7 nights here. The rooms are good (but not amazing) though the ... Quilalea Island reviews...
Vamizi
Vamizi Island is located in the far north of the Quirimbas Archipelago, not too far from the Tanzanian ...More about Vamizi
90%Well the big whole in our trip was what we thought would have been the greatest pleasure of all... Vamizi reviews...
Ibo Island Lodge
After 18 months of careful restoration work, three grand old mansions overlooking the ocean on ...More about Ibo Island Lodge
90%Ibo Island was truly a unique and wonderful place - after 8 nights I felt almost like a part of ... Ibo Island Lodge reviews...
Ibo Dhow Safari
The Ibo Dhow Safari, is a mobile island-hopping safari, offering comfortable fly-camping on uninhabited ...More about Ibo Dhow Safari
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Macaloe Island
Macaloe is only 15 minutes' boat-ride from the mainland at Paqueve but its 400 hectare harbour ...More about Macaloe Island
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Matemo Island
Stop press! Matemo has recently closed for major building renovations and there is no date currently ...More about Matemo Island
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Medjumbe Private Island
In 2004 and 2005, two sister-resorts opened in the Quirimbas Archipelago - each on its own island...More about Medjumbe Private Island
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Rongui Island
Rongui is an uninhabited coral island located near a deepwater channel in which marlin, sailfish, ...More about Rongui Island
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Vamizi Private Villa Collection
Vamizi Island added to their accommodation selection in 2011 with the opening of the Private Villa ...More about Vamizi Private Villas
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the few companies to hold AITO's original coveted 5-star status for responsible tourism. It's a lead
that others are now following.
