Children are welcome
CHILDMINDER’S ROOM Available
Set within three acres of lush forest and opening straight onto a vast stretch of unspoiled beachfront, the natural elegance of Vamizi Tartaruga (meaning “turtle” in Portuguese) is highlighted in its earthy tones, with splashes of green, and driftwood finishes. Ideal for families or groups, the luxurious, five-bedroomed villa boasts a bespoke design with a casual yet stylish eastern influence.
Set within three acres of lush forest and opening straight onto a vast stretch of unspoiled beachfront, the natural elegance of Vamizi Tartaruga (meaning “turtle” in Portuguese) is highlighted in its earthy tones, with splashes of green, and driftwood finishes. Ideal for families or groups, the luxurious, five-bedroomed villa boasts a bespoke design with a casual yet stylish eastern influence. Three ensuite rooms boast a private deck and spacious sitting room - the master bedroom also features an adjoining area that can accommodate two young children. A further two rooms are situated in the lush canopy of the forest, in the villa’s enchanting treehouses. These rooms offer three single beds, which can be converted into a super-king bed. The treehouses are perfect for adults and children alike and are linked by a stargazing deck.
The main guest area has a striking palm thatch roof, supported by magnificent pillars of locally collected casuarina driftwood. Its open sides lead on to a vast deck, home to the freshwater swimming pool, which flows into the landscaped gardens leading down to the ocean. Adjacent to the sitting room is a shaded al fresco sala, with a further dining area located at the edge of the beach. The local coral limestone walls, and hand-carved windows and doors are a distinctive feature of this beautiful villa.
Vamizi Tartaruga (meaning “turtle” in Portuguese) is highlighted in its earthy tones, with splashes of green, and driftwood finishes. Ideal for families or groups, the luxurious, five-bedroomed villa boasts a bespoke design with a casual yet stylish eastern influence. Three ensuite rooms boast a private deck and spacious sitting room - the master bedroom also features an adjoining area that can accommodate two young children. A further two rooms are situated in the lush canopy of the forest, in the villa’s enchanting treehouses. These rooms offer three single beds, which can be converted into a super-king bed. The treehouses are perfect for adults and children alike and are linked by a stargazing deck.
Children are welcome
CHILDMINDER’S ROOM Available
Mozambique’s hot weather lasts from October to February, while the winter months from June to August are fine and warm
Rainfall usually occurs between November and March and peaks in January and February. Rain is mostly in the form of afternoon storms
Average daytime temperatures are 25 - 36˚C (77 - 93˚F) in summer and 21 - 32˚C (70 - 80˚F) in winter. Water temperature ranges from 26 - 31˚C (79 - 88˚F) in summer and 21 - 28˚C (70 - 82˚F) in winter
The island is situated in a malaria area and necessary precautions should be taken
Please note that park fees and government charges may apply. Speak to your travel consultant for more details.
Drones are not permitted at Reserves and Lodges.
24 hours (50% solar, 50% diesel generator)