Situated in the far north east of Mozambique lies the Quirimbas Archipelago.

The Quirimbas Archipelago consists of 32 coral islands stretching from the sandy beaches of Pemba to the Rovuma River, which forms the natural frontier between Tanzania and Mozambique. The many small Islands in this area are true treasure islands, with their wealth of marine life and tropical sandy white beaches.

The many coral reefs in the Quirimbas Archipelago combined with the wealth of marine life found along the reefs make this area one of the best dive sites in the world. Dotted along the shoreline one can often see the silhouettes of the dhows (traditional Mozambique fishing boat), which have been fishing along this coast for centuries. This all creates an atmosphere of calm relaxation set in stunningly beautiful surroundings.