Bazaruto Island
Pristine island archipelago with turquoise water and luxury lodges
Suits Travellers seeking remote island luxury and world-class snorkeling
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The read
- What it feels like
- Bazaruto is the kind of place where the sand is white and the water is absurdly clear. It's a marine national park, so everything feels untouched. Very few people, very little to do except swim and snorkel.
- Who is around
- Honeymooners, divers on liveaboards, and the occasional marine biologist.
- On foot
- Beaches are walkable but long. Getting around the island is typically arranged through your lodge, by boat or 4x4.
- After dark
- Lodge dining is the only option. The beaches are dark and empty. The lack of light pollution makes for exceptional stargazing over the Indian Ocean.