Dhow Excursion
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In the Archipelago, dhow sailing travel is the oldest and most traditional way of getting around. The last sea faring dhow arrived on Ibo Island, having sailed all the way from India in 1969. |
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A Sail Into The Past
The experience is a blend of adventure, culture, history and romance. It feels like a sail into the past, where life is lived in its own leisurely pace. The Ibo crew have a deep knowledge of the sea, and can guarantee an unforgettable voyage. The dhow excursion is an opportunity to visit the neighbouring islands, the crew bringing the enchanting history of the Archipelago to life. It is also a chance to photograph Mother Nature at her
most complimenting angle, with nothing but the historic Ibo Island as
your background. Unbroken sunsets, usually a legendary pink, red and orange affair, set on your skin. And, snacks and frosty cocktails are on board, should the craving speak. Getting your sea legs doesn't take very long, once out to sea on the clear open water.
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A deserted sandbank, glittering, pristine, and privately yours. 
Peddle every square of this dazzling island. 
The most traditional and ancient way of travelling the Archipelago.
Put a game fish on your line, Ibo Island Lodge will help you catch it.
Turbulent, evocative, almost magical. 
Let our guides show you every flitter and flutter.
Navigate the winding channels of lush large mangrove forests.
This enchanting island seems to transform as the sun sets. 
A personal discovery of this unique Mozambique culture.
Ibo's massage den inspires nurture for the entire self.
Mogundula lies north of Ibo, and is completely uninhabited. 
Mozambique education levels are typically low.
No roads, no shops, a definite unexplored tourist paradise.
Sink into an ocean environment often compared to fantasy. 
Ping pong amid coral reefs and schools of underwater attraction. 
This jewelry is found no where else in the world.
