Bazaruto Archipelago Islands Activities & Attractions

Scuba Diving / Snorkeling in Bazaruto Archipelago Islands:
Explore Archipelago's amazing coral reefs, Offering some of the best diving sites in the world. Witness wonderful marine life such as Hump back whales, whale sharks, turtles, manta rays, spotted Eagle rays, dolphins which can be seen in these beautiful clear waters in visibility of over 40m.

Deep Sea Fishing in Bazaruto Archipelago Islands:
Are you up for a good fight and some exciting fishing? Black Marlin, here we come! Between the months of October and February, the surrounding waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago Islands is well known as the best fishing spots for Black Marlin in the Eastern part of the Indian Ocean. Various species of Tuna are also found in these waters and our still glassy waters also offers salt water fly fishing.

Dhow Safari's around the Bazaruto Archipelago Islands:
Why don't you and your partner sit back on a traditional African sailing Dhow and enjoy the beauty that surrounds you as you swiftly sail through the Bazaruto Archipelago Islands while a chef onboard prepares a delicious seafood meal! - Just when you thought it couldn't get better!

Horse Riding around Bazaruto Archipelago Islands:
Saddle up, put your riding boots on, grab the reins and guide a horse around and through the waters of the Islands. Enjoy day rides and guided trails - suitable for any level of exprience / skill.

Island Walking in the Bazaruto Archipelago Islands:
Grab your sunglasses, towel and camera and go for walk under the hot sun and blue skies! Sink your feet in the white sand and enjoy the unforgettable moments mozambique has to offer.

Sea Kayaking around Bazaruto Archipelago Islands:
Go at your own pace ... Float and paddle above these clear waters and see the abundant species of fish and coral life that thrives below you in these protected reefs.

With so much to do, this is truely a dream getaway for holiday maker who wants to enjoy the sun sand and surf. Click here to find accommodation in the Bazaruto Islands.