Experience the wonder of a traditional sailing dhow gliding through the Bazaruto Archipelago. The islands of Benguerra, Bazaruto, Magaruque and Santa Carolina are complete with azure waters, sandy beaches, palm trees and pristine coral reefs.



The islands consist of huge 100m sand dunes, freshwater lakes, mangrove swamps and sandy beaches. The waters surrounding the islands are home to more than 80 percent of all marine fish families of the Indo-Pacific. You are likely to spot whales, dolphins, turtles and the only viable dugong population remaining in this part of the world. The rare Dugongs are found living in shallow waters where they seem to have found the resources and protection they need to survive.



So bring your camera, and capture the freedom of unspoilt beach's, solitude, and stunning scenery on a traditional sailing dhow, locally built by hand in the age old method and comfortably furnished is the idyllic way to watch the sun setting over the sea.