
Remote Tropical Paradise & Marine Sanctuary
The Quirimbas Archipelago stretches along 250 kilometers of northern Mozambique's coastline, comprising 32 pristine coral islands. This remote paradise offers some of Africa's most untouched marine environments, with crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and abundant marine life.
Protected as a national park, the archipelago is home to dolphins, whale sharks, sea turtles, and over 375 species of fish. The islands blend natural beauty with rich history, featuring ancient Swahili ruins, Portuguese colonial architecture, and traditional fishing villages.
With exclusive eco-lodges and luxury resorts on private islands, visitors can experience barefoot luxury while exploring pristine beaches, mangrove forests, and world-class diving sites. The archipelago's remote location ensures an intimate and exclusive island experience.

Pristine coral reefs with dolphins, whale sharks, sea turtles, and over 375 fish species in protected marine sanctuary.
Explore ancient Swahili ruins, Portuguese forts, and traditional fishing villages with centuries of history.
Exclusive eco-lodges on private islands offering barefoot luxury with world-class service and complete privacy.
Discover remote islands, pristine reefs, and historic heritage

Explore remote islands and discover hidden beaches
Two-tank dive at pristine coral reef sites
Traditional dhow sailing with snorkeling stop
Explore ancient ruins and Portuguese colonial heritage
All-inclusive private island luxury experience
Paddle through mangroves and explore tidal pools
Full day fishing for marlin, sailfish, and tuna
Exclusive honeymoon with private dinners and spa
Complete archipelago experience with all activities
Perfect weather with calm seas, excellent visibility for diving, and comfortable temperatures. Best time for all water activities.
Warmer with occasional rain. Still great for visiting with fewer crowds. Some lodges offer discounted rates during this period.
By Air
Fly to Pemba from Maputo, Johannesburg, or Dar es Salaam. Helicopter or light aircraft transfers to the islands (30-60 minutes).
By Boat
Boat transfers from Pemba to various islands. Journey times vary from 1-3 hours depending on destination and sea conditions.
Visa Requirements
Most visitors can obtain visa on arrival at Mozambique airports. Check requirements for your nationality before travel.
Mozambican Metical (MZN). US Dollars widely accepted. Credit cards at lodges.
Budget: $180-350/day
Mid-range: $350-700/day
Luxury: $700+/day
Malaria prophylaxis recommended. Yellow fever certificate required if coming from endemic areas.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, insect repellent, and prescription medications.
Light clothing, swimwear, sun protection, reef shoes, snorkel gear (optional), camera, binoculars, light jacket for boat trips, casual evening wear.
Experience the untouched beauty of Quirimbas Archipelago with pristine reefs, historic sites, and exclusive island luxury.