This large coastal town on Mozambique's mainland is becoming increasingly popular with travellers, not only because it's the main gateway to the Bazaruto Archipelago, but also because there are beautiful beaches, a lively night life and excellent lodges and hotels which offer good value. There are some excellent restaurants in town, ranging from cheerful Bohemian-style cafés to superb eating houses with finely carved furniture and a rich Moorish feel, offering great seafood at very reasonable prices. In the old days Vilankulo was dominated by the Donna Anna Hotel, Built by hotel magnate Leo Alves. Although it's in bad repair, you can appreciate the nostalgia of its fallen glory and enjoy great views of the harbour.
Dugong Beach Lodge is situated on the East-African Seaboard, on the Coast of Mozambique within the boundaries of the “Vilanculos Coastal Wildlife Sa...
Situated in Vilanculos overlooking the Bazaruto Islands you will find a comfortable, beautiful and affordable resort - Aguia Negra. Aguia Negra is per...
Archipelago Resort Vilanculos is self catering and consists of eighteen chalets. There is a central area with a restaurant, bar and swimming pool. Th...
Casa Cabana offers luxury self catering units and are situated within a stones throw of the beach. Deluxe units are fitted with air-con, baths and sa...
The German owned and managed Holiday Resort Casa Guci lies on the outskirts of Vilanculos, approximately 750 kms north of Maputo Mozambique. Vilanculo...
Chigamane Beach Villa is situated a few kilometers outside the town of Vilanculos on the Central Mozambique coastline, the lodge lies ready to welcome...
Originally designed as a family home, Perlo do Mar still feels like a private residence, giving our guests the ultimate in laidback luxury, in a homel...
Vila do Paraiso Resort site was purchased 6 years ago by a private consortium, seeking to provide something more intimate and personal for groups and ...
Villas do Indico is situated 10 km’s north of Vilanculos at the border of the Bazaruto Archipelago.
The Archipelago is protected as a Marine Park...








