Situated on the remote Medjumbe Private Island, forming part of the magnificent Quirimbas Archipelago in northern Mozambique, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa is the ultimate island retreat. Ideal for romantics and adventurers, the vacation villas are private with incomparable settings.
This secluded and idyllic location has some of the most breath-taking coral reefs in the Indian Ocean that you can explore on snorkelling and diving excursions. Hours can also be spent lounging on the beach, enjoying the incredible views, and swimming in the turquoise waters. A range of exciting water sports, like wind surfing and water skiing, are also available and you can return to your room for a dip in your private plunge pool or sip on a cocktail as you look out over the ocean.
An unforgettable night can be spent sleeping out under the Milky Way – Medjumbe is mosquito-free so there is nothing between you and the far-off stars…
Highlights
The most untouched archipelago in the Indian Ocean
Romantic sleep-out under the stars
Rustic & perfect for total relaxation
Beach villas with private plunge pools
Skiing, wind surfing & sailing
Breath-taking coral reefs to explore
Facilities
The many decks and shaded verandas are positioned in a variety of locations around the grounds to create private spots for relaxing and reading a book, enjoying a refreshing cocktail or select spa treatments.
The informal lounge area found upstairs is the ideal place to escape the sun, enjoy the magnificent views, and play games, or enjoy espressos or caipirinhas at the bar. This area also has Internet access.
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