Captain Lee Lodge Inhassoro

Destination

Inhassoro

Captain Lee Lodge offers luxurious and comfortable executive suites with a TV lounge, private balconies, mini bar, air-conditioning and mosquito nets decorating the beds. Three well appointed standard en-suite rooms with air-conditioning and a mosquito net decorating the beds offers you comfortable luxury. Our guests have the option to accommodate the whole lodge and make use of our self-catering option. We also offer rooms with catering. A cash-bar is available. We have a delightful beach lapa, ideal for sun downer or picnics. There is much emphasis on personal service and warm hospitality. Meals are always a highlight, with seafood fresh from the ocean Captain Lee ensures a sumptuous feast. Enjoy fresh bread from the local bakery or visit the local market for fresh fruit and veggies in the true Mozambican style. More Inhassoro Accommodation

Captain Lee Lodge Inhassoro Amenities

The Lodge echoes of luxury and comfort with two executive suites with a TV lounge, private balconies, mini bar, air-conditioning and mosquito nets decorating the beds. Three well appointed standard en-suite rooms with air-conditioning and a mosquito net decorating the beds offers you comfortable luxury.

Directions To Captain Lee Lodge Inhassoro

The village of Inhassoro form part of the Bazaruto Archipelago. This fishing village is situated on the mainland across Bazaruto Island and 80km via road from Vilaculos. 30km north of the village is BD (Bartlomeas Dias) point where the Govuro river mouths into the ocean, home of the Dugong, a Paradise Island is 16km via boat for a day of fun and excellent snorkeling. Bazaruto Island is 30km from the Lodge and boasts a great variety of fish, the ideal fishing and diving spot. Whales and dolphins romp in these wonderful waters.The pristine beaches are endless, gentle seas, stunning sunsets and sunrises, blue skies and excellent bird-life makes this the ideal getaway.

Area Attractions

A warm sea surrounds the beaches with palm trees fringing them, inviting you to a sun downer as you watch the moon rising over the horizon. Enjoy the sunrise en-route to the fishing waters for the experience of you life. Go fishing or take a boat ride to Paradise Island with its beach begging to be walked along and the reefs that just have to be snorkeled. Check out the local market and get a taste of local Mozambique. Drink sundowners at the Beach Bar or just sit back, relax and watch the local dhows return from their day fishing. For the rock and surf enthusiast take a drive on the beach towards BD (Bartlomeuas Dias) point to wet a line. Game Fishing You will fish under the watchful eye of Charles Lee. Son of Michael Lee, well known skipper and angler. Charles started fishing when he was five and received his Junior SADSSA colors at the age of seventeen. Under the guidance of his father, Michael Lee, well known skipper and Protea angler, he learned all aspects of fishing and the skill of skipping. For Charles fishing is an occupation as well as a hobby. In the last five years over a hundred Billfish were caught on the boat. Most of these where Tagged and then released. Many international anglers have fished with us. A well-trained Deckhand assists Charles and under his guidance, they make a remarkable team. Billfish... Black Marlin, Blue Marlin, Striped Marlin and Sailfish. The area surrounding is ranked as the best Black Marlin destination in the Eastern Indian Ocean. The season runs from early October through to end of January each year. The Marlin come close in to the shallow waters around the Islands and can often be found feeding around the shoals of various species of tuna that frequent our waters during this time of the year. Sailfish bay and surrounding areas are renowned for multiple sailfish strikes, and promises lots of action. Best time for sailfish is from March trough to July. Game fish... All species of game fish can be caught all year round: from Barracuda to King and Queen Mackerel, most Kingfish species, Dorado, Queen fish, All Tuna species, and numerous other species. Sharks... Pit your strength and skills against the predators of the sea:from Hammerheads to Zambezi, Black tip, Ragged tooth sharks and lots more.