The Medjumbe Lodge is the epitome of barefoot pleasure in the form of a romantic Island getaway. The Lodge offers privacy and breathtaking beaches, parallel to none. Just off the Coast of Mosambique is the Medjumbe Private Island that is only one km long and 350m wide at high tide. The beautiful, warm, translucent waters of the pristine ocean, is both calming and inviting.
There are only 13 chalets on the Island, ensuring that guests may enjoy a quiet, slow paced tropical holiday with no disturbances and the best service. The thatched chalets are just steps away from the warm Indian Ocean. The décor, though very stylish and comfortable, is kept simple and blends well with the surroundings. All the chalets are en-suite with an indoor and outdoor shower. Each chalet is equipped with its own private plunge pool with ocean views and a hammock to relax in. The chalets at the Medjumbe Lodge does not fall short of any of the luxuries you’ve come to expect from any other first rate Lodge. All the chalets have air conditioning, ceiling fans, mini bar fridges, coffee and tea facilities, mosquito nets, etc. The Medjumbe Lodge offers excellent service provided by well-trained staff.
The Medjumbe Island Lodge is renowned for its delicious seafood, freshly caught and prepared to perfection. There are central dining areas, decks and patios that have been designed for privacy and relaxation without losing the feeling of luxury. Relax around the pool with a spectacular view of the beautiful clear blue waters, while enjoying a cocktail served from any of the bar areas. If you really wish to keep up with the outside world, use the Internet in the informal lounge upstairs. Otherwise you can relax with a book, playing games or enjoying the views while sipping an espresso.
The Majumbe Island is best known for is its magnificent coral reeves. Visit the Quirimbas National Park to view the virtually untouched fauna and flora in this remarkable area. This is a diver’s paradise with coral covered caves and a wide variety of tropical fish. There are 11 unspoilt coral Islands, stretching over 100km along the rocky coastline with vertical drop-offs of up to 400m. For the angler there is also a variety of game fish like Kingfish and Spanish mackerel. The tropical forests as well as some sea animals such as dugongs, dolphins, sharks and whales are being protected. It is also a popular nesting and feeding ground for sea turtles. This beautiful coast also has a rich history. Visitors will be able to see relics from the slave trade and admire intricate hand- made silver jewelry that has not been seen for years. |
