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Kisawa Sanctuary Guest Residence From Above

Kisawa Sanctuary Mozambique

Kisawa Sanctuary is a luxury eco-resort located on Benguerra Island, which is part of the Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique.

The resort is designed to offer a unique and sustainable experience that celebrates the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region.

One of the unique features of Kisawa Sanctuary is its commitment to sustainability and conservation. The resort has implemented a number of environmentally friendly practices, such as using renewable energy sources and recycling waste, and supports local conservation efforts through partnerships with local organisations.

Lodge Details

Kisawa Sanctuary Location

Kisawa Sanctuary is on Benguerra Island, 14 kilometres off Mozambique, on the Eastern coast of Africa.

How to get to Kisawa Sanctuary

Upon arrival in Vilankulo, the Kisawa airport host will meet and assist you through immigration, before transferring you to the Kisawa lounge.

Kisawa Sanctuary Accommodation & Facilities

The resort features 12 villas, each of which is constructed using sustainable materials and traditional techniques by local artisans. The villas are designed in a contemporary African style and offer stunning views of the Indian Ocean. The villas are equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and private pools.
The resort also has a spa offering a variety of treatments and massages.

Kisawa Sanctuary Activities

Explore the underwater world of the Bazaruto Archipelago Marine Reserve, by diving or snorkelling among coral reefs teeming with marine life, including colorful fish, turtles, and rays.
Kisawa can arrange private boat trips to explore the nearby islands. Enjoy a day of exploration, picnicking, and relaxation on these untouched islands.
Immerse yourself in the local culture with a visit to nearby villages. Learn about the traditional way of life, meet the local artisans, and discover the rich cultural heritage of Mozambique.
The calm waters around Benguerra Island are ideal for water sports such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and windsurfing.

Kisawa Sanctuary Dining

Baracca is Kisawa's beachside eatery, offering a relaxed setting right on the sand. The menu here focuses on simplicity and freshness, with dishes that highlight the flavors of Mozambique, and is the perfect spot for enjoying fresh seafood.
Located in a tranquil bay, The Cove Mussassa is designed for laid-back dining with stunning ocean views, and is an ideal spot for breakfast, light lunches, and afternoon snacks.The menu features a mix of Mediterranean and local cuisine, with an emphasis on sustainability and locally sourced ingredients.
The Main Terrace Restaurant offers an elevated dining experience with a menu that changes daily. The chefs create dishes inspired by Mozambican traditions, using fresh, seasonal ingredients, with options ranging from freshly caught seafood to exquisite vegetarian dishes.

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Wildlife & Wilderness: Gorongosa Safari

Known in Mozambique as the ‘Park for Peace’, Gorongosa is one of Africa’s last true wild places with the greatest wildlife restoration story. When the war ended in 1992, the landscape was devastated and more than 90% of Gorongosa’s large mammals had disappeared. Efforts were made to rehabilitate Gorongosa after the war but it wasn’t until 2004, when American philanthropist Greg Carr partnered with the Mozambican government to restore the park, that it started coming back to life. The Gorongosa Restoration Project has worked with the Government of Mozambique for the past 20 years to restore wildlife to the Gorongosa National Park, in what is perhaps the greatest restoration success in Africa.

From 12500 per person