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Imagine gentle tropical breezes, extraordinary birdlife and wildlife - snorkelling, diving, fishing - and doing nothing under the sway of a dancing palm tree. A visit to an African Island is either the perfect end to a traditional safari or a unique holiday all on its own.
Madagascar
Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world and is off the south east coast of Africa. Strange rock formations, coral beaches, rainforests, lemurs, gorges, waterfalls and very friendly locals will make this place unlike any you have seen before.
Mauritius
Mauritius is a small island in the Indian Ocean with pristine beaches, fantastic water wildlife viewing and relaxation. Palm trees, crystal clear lagoons and coral reefs make this island the beautiful tropical paradise it is.
Spice Islands: Zanzibar, Mafia and Pemba
The Spice island of Zanzibar lies off the coast of Tanzania in the Indian Ocean. Imagine an exotic paradise with white palm-fringed beaches and turquoise coves, dhows with billowing white sails, and ancient Islamic ruins. Arabic alleyways and historic monuments with coral reefs and excellent diving and snorkelling opportunities.
Mafia is - in the truest sense - a perfect island retreat for adventure divers, fishing and those seeking simple feet-up relaxation.
The few visitors to Pemba see a green and hilly island that smells of cloves (the main crop) and experience some of the best diving in the archipelago. Pemba also has long been renowned for its voodoo and traditional healers.
The Mozambique Islands
If you want world class sailing, kayaking, canoeing, snorkelling and diving, or just simple relaxation, then these islands are for you. Almost untouched by tourism – hardly a shop or a road in sight – these islands offer superb underwater wildernesses. Traditional Arab dhows , motorlaunches and floatplanes will whisk you off to your lodge or eco -chalet on one of these many islands.
Visit the Bazaruto Archipelago, the Quirimbas Archipelago, Benguerra or Bazaruto.
All of these Islands are hardly touched by mass tourism - glorious beaches, rare plants, animal and bird species, the majestic solitude of the mountains – remote and full of history and adventure. Visit exclusive destinations few have travelled to. From simple tents to the most luxurious of accommodation, impressive standards of service – to the refinement and courtesy of the inhabitants – make these wonderful, warm and welcoming places to visit.
Do you want to include a stay at one of these islands in your trip? contact us on 0844 415 0155 to discuss how you want to visit your island.
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