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Quirimbas is a National Park in the north of Mozambique that encapsulates areas on the mainland and the Quirimbas Archipelago. The famous islands include: Ibo Island, Vamizi Island, Matemo Island, and Medjumbe Island. The mainland also has accommodation options.
Ibo Island Lodge
Ibo Island Lodge is located on a idyllic waterfront site, where romantic dhows sail out to sea on each high tide. The lodge encompasses magnificent mansions each over one hundred years old with walls over a metre thick and lofty high ceilings. Ibo Island is a potential World Heritage Site and therefore the rooms have been designed to incorporate the original architecture of the buildings. All are individually designed and unique. The wide verandas are furnished with hand-crafted furniture and soft cushions. All rooms are air-conditioned and also have ceiling fans.
a: Ibo Island, Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique
t: +27 21 785 5498 / +258 269 60549
f: www.facebook.com/iboislandlodge
Other fantastic options in the amazing Quirimbas include:
andBeyond Vamizi Island
Six Luxury villas offering the highest level of luxury
+27 11 809 4300
Azura Quilelea Private Island (Quilalea Island)
Luxury in an exquisite location, it does not come more secluded than this
+27 11 467 0907
Baobibo Casa de Hospedes (Ibo Island)
A seafront guest lodge with comfortable bungalows
+258 86 150 2014
Cinco Portas Lodge (Ibo Island)
A lush garden and a refreshing pool in this old colonial building
+258 86 300 8030
Mussa's Place (Quirima Island)
Paradise on an island with a neat camping set up, a must-stop for Quirimbas lovers
+258 87 196 1007
Mwani House
Sea-facing bungalows just metres from the water
+258 86 136 6540
Pensão Café do Ibo (Ibo Island)
A small private home offering rooms
+258 82 551 7501
Ulani Lodge (Ibo Island)
Step back in time in this 19C building transformed into a gorgeous lodge. Dont miss the terrace roof.
+258 87 595 8114
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