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Quirimbas National ParkQuirimbas National Park is a true example of where bush meets beach. Elephants feed off mango trees just metres from the Indian Ocean and further inland - in the thick coastal forests - 4 out of the Big 5 roam. Things to do BAOBAB trips to Quirimbas are arranged on a tailor-made basis. Guludo offers an exclusive opportunities to chill out on the 12km of virgin beach and diving the unexplored coral reefs. Please examine the accommodation guide below for further details, example prices and itineraries and then contact us for a precise quote for your chosen holiday (or for further assistance to help you make up your mind!!). Accommodation in Quirimbas National Park All BAOBAB’s prices are excluding the international flight, which provides you with more flexibility, especially when you are based outside the UK. BAOBAB will arrange all aspects of your holiday once you are in Africa, including internal flights from Dar to Pemba, transfers to your accommodation and scuba-diving. |
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The most northern tip of Quirimbas National Park (northern Mozambique) offers 12 km of virgin beach. Opposite its tranquil bay Quirimbas Archipelago can be found, home to the intriguing coconut crab and surrounded by pristine fringing coral reefs. Although the reefs are virtually unexplored, indicators are that they host some of the richest coral biodiversity in the Indian Ocean. Beyond the Quirimbas Archipelago lies the East African Humpback Highway with countless whales passing by during June to September. It is not just wildlife & environment that make this part of Quirimbas such a magical place - the heart is Guludo village. In this traditional African village environment, mud houses with palm-thatched roofs sit in tidy rows, children play with plastic-bag footballs, old men philosophise and women pound cassava, while the welcoming smiles are everywhere. |
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