Inhambane Province Honeymoon Accommodation, Mozambique

Barra 7 Barra is located within the well known diving hotspot of the Manta Coast offering diving enthusiasts the opportunity to explore an array of beautiful reefs close by.

Bartolomeu Dias Point 3 Kayak around the stunnning Govuro River delta estuary in Bartolomeu Dias Point is where one can explore numerous mangroves and tropical islands.

Bazaruto Archipelago National Marine Park Santa Carolina (One of the Bazaruto Islands) hosted the popular and well known TV Show 'Survivor South Africa' in 2010.

Bazaruto Islands Santa Carolina (One of the Bazaruto Islands) hosted the popular and well known TV Show 'Survivor South Africa' in 2010.

Canda Island Don't forget to pack your fishing gear! You don't want to miss opportunities to catch fresh fish off Mozambique's coast for your evening cookups and if you have the opportunity to bring some kayaks along, then do so because the Inharrime Lagoon is a treat to explore on floating vessels! Remember a 4x4 is required to reach Canda Island.

Coconut Bay 1 The Manta Reef is approximately 4km off shore from the Coconut Bay launch site and is one of the few manta ray cleaning stations world-wide! This rocky coral reef offers divers the opportunity for up close encounters with these magnificent creatures whose wingspan can reach some 7 metres across.

Guinjata Bay 8 Various studies have shown that the reefs of the Mozambique Channel are home to almost 400 species of coral making it one of the most diverse coral populations on the planet!

Inhambane If you are in town in November then the annual dhow race is something not to be missed. It draws huge crowds and offers the winner substantial price money (almost the equivalent of their annual earnings!)

Inharrime Inharrime was once served by an isolated narrow gauge railway from the port of Inhambane which serviced local plantations and food processing factories

Inhassoro 2 Visit the stunnning Govuro River delta 36km north of Inhassoro where one can explore numerous mangroves and tropical islands.

Jangamo Beach 4 Various studies have shown that the reefs of the Mozambique Channel are home to almost 400 species of coral making it one of the most diverse coral populations on the planet!

Ligogo Bay 1 Migrating whales can be seen breaching off the coast of Barra between September and October, so keep an eye out for these magnificent creates if you are travelling to Mozambique during this migration period.

Massinga Either take a leisurely stroll or a fat-bike from the main beach 2½km north to Fingers Reef where (during low tide) you can enjoy some snorkelling. Pansy Island further south is also popular for its snorkelling and for collecting pansy shells of course.

Maxixe Believe it or not - boarding a ferry to Inhambane is the fastest way to get there than by road (and vice versa)

Morrumbene / Linga Linga 1 Explore the stunning mangrove estuary averaging 2km wide home to a wide variety of waterbird species including the flamingo

Morrungulo Bay Each dive site in Morrungulo Bay is well known for sightings of green / leatherback turtles, a variety of sharks such as the hammerhead, bull shark, tiger shark, leopard shark and oceanic black tip shark as well as various rays like the manta ray, eagle ray and devil ray. Resident potato bass can be seen guarding the reef whilst huge shoals of of pelagic game fish like the barracuda and kingfish circle above.

Paindane Not only does Paindaine's 1.5km reef provide shelter and calm conditions, it's also home to a vast variety of tropical fish species and coral life, making this a snorkeler's paradise for all ages and claims to be one of best snorkeling reefs along Mozambique's coastline!

Pomene 4 Ponta Falsa (the tip of Pomene beach) has some great rocky cliff features including the "whole in the wall" and a huge blowhole. Explore the ruins of the Old Pomene Hotel which was once the holiday home of Samora Machel where one can admire beautiful bay views

Pomene National Reserve 4 The mangrove estuary offers holiday makers calm, safe and crystal clear waters - great for water activities such as snorkeling, swimming, kitesurfing, and the adventurous types can explore the estuary futher up via kayak.

Quissico The lakes near Quissico offers a range of exciting activities to do including kayaking, skiing, parasailing, canoeing and kitesurfing. Anglers have the opportunity to catch kingfish, grunter and various other fish species. The lakes are ideal for exploring. You can take a long boat trip north through numerous lakes and winding water channels towards Inharrime where magnificent scenery and an abundance of birdlife is there to appreciate!

Rocha Beneath the ocean depths off Rocha's coastline are 4 spectacular reefs to endlessly explore namely Praia da Rocha Reef, Chambers of Secrets Reef, Simons Town Reef and Krakatoa reef a little south of Rocha

San Sebastian Peninsula Above sea and on land, this diverse ecosystem is home to wildlife you wouldn't quite expect including Livingstone's Eland, Kudu, Sable antelope, Blue Wildebeest, Plains Zebra, Giraffe, Nyala, Duiker and Steenbok. And magnificent flocks of pelicans and flamingos is a sight to behold.

Tofo 12 Tofo Bay is ideally situated along the well renowned Manta Coast - a popular dive site region for all levels of diving experience with over 30 dive sites to explore.

Vilanculos 7 The bay waters are clear, calm and relatively shallow between mainland and the islands providing ideal conditions for kitesurfing and safe bathing. Diving, snorkeling and big game fishing is extremely popular within the Bazaruto Archipelago and is renowned as one of the best fishing regions off Mozambique's coast for black marlin.

Zavora Zavora is a beautiful beach renowned for its huge protective reef running 2km parallel and close to the shoreline. This reef acts as a natural tidal pool with shallow, calm waters, perfect for activities such as snorkeling, swimming and fishing

Zinave National Park The main designated areas rewards campers with an abundance of wildlife! When we say an abundance, we are talking elephants, antelope species and more! You are well and truly camping out in the wild!