Island Hopping Dhow Adventure
Mozambique
Romantic, pristine and instilled with a compelling mix of African, Arabic and Portuguese
traditions, the northern coast of Mozambique is one of East Africa’s most dazzling
destinations. Amongst the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean we find a chain of island
gems that personify the very essence of tropical perfection, where African beats and
colonial grandeur vie for attention besides the swaying palms and clear waters of one of
the most untouched corners of the planet.
Following in the footsteps of the Arabic traders of old, we sail by dhow through waters that
are teeming with life, negotiating our way through a landscape of coral atolls and
uninhabited islands that come straight out of the pages of fiction. We have the opportunity
to swim amongst coral gardens whose clarity and colour defy belief and stroll through
markets alive with the sounds and smells of timeless tradition. We’ll explore the colonial
elegance of Ibo Island, one of Mozambique’s hidden jewels, and walk amongst the virginal
beauty of Rolos Island, where giant land crabs are the legendary protectors of the pristine
reefs. Utilising a mix of luxurious hotels, beachside camps and historic lodges, we’ll journey
through a world of unparalleled beauty and tranquillity, where local fishermen follow the
traditions of their ancestors and nesting turtles and soaring fish eagles play out a struggle
for survival that has remained unchanged for millennia.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Island hopping by traditional dhow
• Seeing in the New Year on a remote beach
• Exploring colonial Ibo Island
• Soaking up the atmosphere of Pemba
• Staying in some wonderful accommodation
Duration: 11 Days Average group size: 5 – 10
Start: Wed 28 Dec 11 Finish: Sat 07 Jan 12
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Why Wild Frontiers?
As a young, innovative company, Wild Frontiers is delighted to have been voted one of
the ‘Top 10 Tour Operators’ by the readers of both Wanderlust and National Geographic
Adventure. We are frequently asked what makes us different from other tour
operators, and feel that the factors below answer this important question.
The Traveller’s Ethos: WF is a company that has been set up by travellers for travellers,
and our ethos is to help adventurous souls get to incredible and inaccessible places in
safety and as much comfort as local conditions allow. We are firm believers that travelling
is all about the experience and it’s the details that make the trip – we specialise in drawing
on our own extensive local knowledge and array of contacts to give our clients the very
best experience possible.
Personal Service: Our London office is manned by experienced expedition leaders and
every trip we run stems from their firsthand knowledge - in short, we run the kind of trips
that as passionate travellers, we like to do ourselves! When you ring our office, you can be
guaranteed to chat to someone that knows the trips and the terrain, and is able to offer
sound and practical advice.
Authentic Experiences: Our unique, original itineraries allow our clients to take journeys
that venture beneath the surface of the region. Unlike the plethora of ‘world specialists’
out there who purport to know a hundred destinations, we concentrate on the locations we
know and love. We don’t subcontract our trips, nor do we run the same tour over and over
(thus creating a ‘tourist circuit’, spoiling an untouched region). Instead, we rarely run any
tour more than a couple of times a year and they are on routes we have discovered for
ourselves, meaning we are able to give a truly authentic, off-the-beaten-track experience.
Be the First: Our style of travel is all about exploration, and nothing excites us more than
opening up new routes to genuine travellers. We keep abreast of new destinations and are
often the first to return to places that have vanished from the tourist map. We were the
first back into Pakistan after 9/11, the first to return to Kashmir after a decade of tourist
isolation, and the first to run a commercial travel trip to Afghanistan for almost 30 years.
Since then we have helped bring Colombia, Yemen and Georgia back into the tourist fold,
specialising in groundbreaking reconnaissance trips and imaginative expeditions.
Small Group Size: We believe it is imperative to keep the group sizes small. Most trips are
limited to a maximum of 12 travellers, thus giving you more access to fragile cultures,
better opportunities to interact with local people, and the knowledge you are making less
of an impact while there.
Cost of Tours: We believe in an honest, upfront pricing system so you know exactly what
the tour will cost before you book. We avoid local payments, ‘optional extras’ or forcing
our clients to split every meal bill. Our tours are provided on a predominantly full board
basis, with mineral water, government permits, entrance fees and transport all included.
Added Value: We aim to give our clients the very best (not the least expensive) experience
through whatever facilities are available to us. We always try to provide accommodation
that is interesting, characterful and convenient, and transport – another important part of
any tour – that is as varied and comfortable as possible.
Our clients: Your companions can make or break a trip, and it’s lucky therefore that our
clients are our greatest asset. Travelling to remote regions is not for everyone, and as such
we tend to attract open-minded travellers looking for genuine experiences, and a desire to
reach those hard to get to places.
Responsible Travel: Awarded 5 star status by AITO (Association of Independent Tour
operators), responsible tourism has always been an integral part of our company ethos and
our adventures are designed with the local people, culture and eco-system in mind. For
further details please refer to the RT section on this dossier.
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dolphins, whales and dugongs. Setting up
camp beneath the trees, we should have
this entire island to ourselves for the next
two days, affording us ample opportunity
to enjoy this little slice of paradise all to
ourselves.
Overnight Camp (B,L,D)
Day 3 – Mogundula to Rolas Island:
Continuing our maritime journey, we
head this morning for the white sands and
abundant reefs of Rolas Island. Legend
has it that Rolos is protected by the
resident coconut crabs that hide amongst
the coral rock forest, waiting to exact a
terrible retribution on any who despoil
their island paradise! The largest land
based anthropods on the planet, coconut
crabs can reach up to a metre in length
and weigh it at an impressive 17 kilos,
and anyone brave enough to seek them
out can go with one of the local
Day 1: Pemba: Our journey begins in the fishermen, the appropriately named ‘Old
bustling port city of Pemba, stunningly Man Coconut Crab'. The waters around
located along Mozambique’s northern Rolas also provide us with some excellent
coast, overlooking the deep waters of the snorkelling opportunities, whilst the
Indian Ocean. Filled with grandiose centre of the island presents some
reminders of its colonial heritage and wonderful panoramic views and a chance
boasting a maritime tradition that to look for fish eagles.
stretches back to the Arab traders of the Overnight Camp (B,L,D)
13th century, Pemba is our gateway to
the island gems of the Quirimbas Day 4 – New Year’s Eve. Rolas to
Archipelago and from our base at the Ulumbwa/Darumba: Casting off from
Pemba Beach Hotel on arrival, we have Rolas our dhow sails back towards the
an opportunity to enjoy a little taster of African mainland today, heading towards
the sublime experiences that await us as the wide expanse of the Darumba River
we bask in the luxury of the hotel’s idyllic mouth, where traditional fishing villages
setting and gaze out towards some of the dot the distant shore and we get a chance
most unspoilt waters on earth. to meet with some of the local fishermen
Pemba Beach Hotel (D) who ply their timeless trade along these
banks. The plan today is for us to sail
Day 2: Drive to Mocoja and sail to along the coast and camp along a quiet
Mogundula Island: This morning we head beach somewhere between Darumba and
north in 4WDs for about 3-4 hrs to Ulumbwa. It is hard to think of many
Mocoja. From here we take to the high better places to see in the New Year!
seas for the first time, boarding a Overnight Camp (B,L,D)
traditional Arabian dhow to explore the
archipelago in time honoured fashion. Day 5: Ulumbwa/Darumba to Matemo
Lying just 4 kilometres off the mainland Island: Dhows have sailed through these
coast of Mozambique, Mogundula Island is waters for centuries, since the Arab
an entire world away from the chaos and merchants of the 8th century arrived to
trials of the 21st century. Uninhabited trade for gold, ivory and slaves and,
and unexplored, the island is one of the whilst the trading dhows of old are long
most perfect in the entire archipelago. gone now, these idyllic reefs and atolls
Ringed by coral atolls and white beaches have changed little since the first Arab
and largely forgotten by the world eyes gazed out across these same
beyond, it is blessed with one of the most breathtaking landscapes. Matemo Island,
unspoilt marine ecosystems on the our destination for today, sits some 6 km
planet, its rich waters providing an off the African coast, lying nearly 100 km
abundant harvest for sea turtles, from Pemba. From the deck of our dhow
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we can look down into water that is a northern reaches of the Quirimbus
clear as glass and, after taking the National Park, the beach is sandwiched
opportunity to swim and snorkel in these between the Indian Ocean and the
crystalline waters once more, we then African bush, making it a haven for an
head towards the southern tip of the incredible diversity of wildlife. Rated as
island to set up camp. Beyond us to the one of the top 20 deserted beaches on
south lies tomorrow’s destination, the the planet (by the Observer), Guludo
fascinating island of Ilha Ibo. presents us with a destination of simply
Overnight Camp (B,L,D) unsurpassed magic, one where man and
nature seem to coexist in perfect
Day 6: Matemo to Ibo Island: Home to harmony and where you can watch the
one of the oldest towns in Mozambique, sun rise over neighbouring Rolos Island
Ibo Island today is one of the from the comfort of your own room.
archipelago’s most absorbing settings. Guludo Beach Lodge (B,L,D)
Founded as an Arab trading outpost it
grew to become one of the most Day 9: Guludo Beach: With a wealth of
important slaving ports in the Portuguese options to choose from, today has been
colonies, a factor reflected in its rich left free for us to make the most of this
collection of grandiose buildings and tropical paradise in our own inimitable
stately colonial homes. Steeped in a way. With a fully equipped PADI dive
history that reflects its fertile mix of centre on hand there are a number of
African, Arabic and European influences, choices available for diving and exploring
the island is a cultural treasure trove, some of the most pristine coral reefs in
one that we intend to explore in depth the world. Amongst these clear, calm
over the next two days. We’ll be staying turquoise waters you will find reef fish of
at the elegant Ibo Island Lodge, a every shape, size and colour, along with
beautifully renovated set of historic turtles, sharks and coral gardens of
mansions, whose high ceiling, tropical breathtaking scope and variety. There are
gardens and ocean views evoke something also optional village tours and sunset
of the gentility of the island’s colonial sails, whilst behind the resort stretches a
past. fertile expanse of African bush that is
Ibo Island Lodge (B,L,D) home to elephant, antelope and
primates, where you can relax and watch
Day 7: Ibo Island: Fortified by the the setting sun cast its softening hues
Portuguese during the 16th century, Ibo across the landscape.
Island became central to the colonial Guludo Beach Lodge (B,L,D)
power’s influence in East Africa, and a
stroll through the fading remnants of its Day 10: Pemba: Relocating back to
18th century heart recalls a little Pemba today, there’ll be time in the
something of its glory days. There are a provincial capital to soak up some of its
number of optional activities for us to exuberant character before reluctantly
enjoy today, with complimentary walks bidding farewell to these exotic lands.
that focus on Ibo’s historic and cultural The centre of the city is home to a local
legacies, as well as community projects market that sells a range of arts, crafts
and school visits that are geared towards and traditional silverware, whilst the old
showing us something of the island’s town, with its colonial buildings and rich
future vision. The lodge also offers plenty mix of Arabic and European heritage,
of opportunities to enjoy the island’s makes for a very pleasant way to while
natural delights, with sea kayak away the afternoon.
excursions available, bicycle hire, Pemba Beach Hotel (B,D)
snorkelling and diving trips and guided
nature walks and bird spotting. Day 11 Tour ends after breakfast (B)
Ibo Island Lodge (B,L,D)
Wild Extensions:
Day 8: Ibo Island to Guludo Beach: Arrive early to adjust to a new time zone
Sailing back to the mainland today we’ll or just to get a feel for the country
arrive at the unique setting of Guludo before your tour starts. Explore the
Beach, without doubt one of the finest country after your tour on a bespoke Wild
beaches in Mozambique. Set amongst the Extension or just allow a few days to
glorious landscapes that lie along the
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relax afterwards. Maybe choose all of the • Tips to local guides
above and get cheaper flights mid-week? • Beverages & any costs of a personal
nature.
Contact the office for extension • International Flights
specifics. • Airport transfers (unless booking
suggested flights through WF office)
TOUR DETAILS
GETTING THERE
Tour Code: MDA/F
For this trip our suggested flights (subject
Tour price: All our tours are priced on a
to change) are:
LAND ONLY basis, giving you maximum
flexibility when deciding how to get to
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and from your tour.
28DEC SA8204 JNB-POL 11:10/14:00
07JAN SA8205 POL-JNB 14:30/17:25
Single Supplements: These are NOT
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compulsory for any Wild Frontiers tour.
Where single supplements are available
Key:
please note that a single room cannot
LHR – London Heathrow
always be guaranteed for every night of
JNB – Johannesburg
the tour as depending on the destination,
POL - Pemba
rooms may be limited. On this tour, due
SA – South African Airways
to the limited infrastructure we are not
able to guarantee in advance any single
NB If you wish to arrange your own flights
supplements, however possibilities can be
you are completely free to do so and in
looked at on an individual basis nearer
this case we can arrange any transfers or
the time of departure.
supplementary accommodation that you
may require.
Flights: If you would like us to send you a
quote for the suggested tour flight (see
Please note that if you are making your
GETTING THERE) or on any alternative
own flight arrangements, we recommend
flight that may suit you better, please let
that you only purchase flights that are
us know.
totally flexible and refundable as due to
the nature of adventure travel,
In all cases, for the latest prices, please
itineraries can change at any time. For
refer to our website or contact the
more information, please refer to our
office.
booking conditions.
Please remember that all Wild Frontiers
tour prices mean NO hidden extras, NO PRACTICALITIES
local payments or kitty and NO
Due to the nature of this trip there may be
compulsory single supplements.
a chance that you will be accompanied by
guests that have not booked through Wild
WHAT IS INCLUDED? Frontiers and as such we are unable to
guarantee a Wild Frontiers tour leader will
• Local guides and drivers. accompany the group.
• Meal plan as detailed in the itinerary
(B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner) Accommodation will be in hotels, lodges
with mineral water as required. & very well-appointed wild camps.
• All transport as outlined in the
itinerary. Any hotels mentioned in the itinerary are
• All accommodation subject to availability and if not available
• All entrance fees, as per itinerary substitutes will be of a similar quality.
WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED? Transport on this tour includes a
traditional dhow (see below) & 4WDs on
• Snorkelling Equipment the mainland.
• Visas (if applicable)
• Local airport taxes Dhow – The dhow to be used is a
traditional model, meaning it’s full on
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character and low on amenities! No to UK and Republic of Ireland residents
longer than 2hrs is spent on board the through our website or via the insurance
dhow each day and in general land is company direct on 0845 408 0583. Under
always within sight. Life-jackets are this policy there are two different levels
provided. of cover available and for this trip the
minimum requirement would be the
Snorkelling & Diving – one of the best Standard policy.
reasons to visit this part of Mozambique is
to experience life underwater. If you Cover explained:
want to snorkel during the first week,
then you’ll need to bring your own Standard policy: a comprehensive travel
equipment but in the second week, insurance policy that provides cover for
equipment can be hired for day use from all Wild Frontiers activities, including
the Pemba & Guludo hotels. If you want trekking up to 5,000m. This policy does
to scuba, then dives can also be arranged not provide cover for travel to areas
by these hotels too (at additional where the FCO is advising against all or
expense). all but essential travel.
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comprehensive level of cover as the
Adventure Rating standard policy. In addition the Elite
Comfort Grade policy also provides cover for travel to
Fitness Level areas where the FCO is advising against
Cultural Interest all or all but essential travel. The policy
will not provide cover for any claims
Please note that this grading is an arising from or relating to the reasons
indication only and should you have any why the FCO is advising against travel.
concerns please contact the office.
If purchasing the Elite policy you also
Fitness… have the option to extend the cover
Anyone in a reasonable state of health, provided by the policy to include cover
with an open mind and a sense of for claims arising from a terrorist act in
adventure should be perfectly able to an area where the FCO is advising against
cope with this tour. travel. You can add this cover to your
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designed insurance policy. One such covers you for every aspect of this trip.
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embassies or contact our recommended The Environment: Trying to do our bit
visa agency, Travcour (020 7223 5295) for the environment, in 2005 we were
www.travcour.com for the latest advice. among the first UK-based travel
companies to automatically offset every
For this tour, UK passport holders client’s international flight (if booked
currently require a visa for Mozambique. with us) with a payment to Carbon Clear
to help promote sustainable energy.
Non-UK passport holders should contact
the relevant embassies for individual Climate: You can expect things to be hot
requirements. & humid with temperatures in the late
20s/early 30s. Rainfall is erratic and can
Further details will be sent out to you on occur at any time but we expect main
booking, however ensuring that correct fine sunny days.
and valid visas are obtained remains the
sole responsibility of the client. Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO):
The FCO travel advice highlights potential
Responsible Travel: Responsible travel hazards people might experience when
and sustainable tourism are fundamental travelling abroad. Given the nature of
ideas that Wild Frontiers has been destinations offered by Wild Frontiers it is
committed to since our birth. It is our inevitable that from time to time some
strong belief that these words should not itineraries contravene this advice. Whilst
be simply ‘tagged on’ to dossiers and WF takes the safety and security of its
websites but should be at the very core of clients extremely seriously, we will not
each trip, and our adventures are necessarily cancel a trip because of the
therefore designed with the local people, FCO advice. It is recommended therefore
culture and eco-system in mind. We that clients check this advice before
believe that a successful trip not only booking and contact us if they have any
delivers a unique and unsurpassable queries or concerns. Please see our
journey for our clients, but that it also website for further information.
benefits the peoples whose lands we are
privileged to visit. Further information:
When you make a confirmed booking with
The Wild Frontiers Foundation: In order Wild Frontiers we will send you our
to facilitate an enduring support confirmation pack with complete pre-
structure for the communities we visit, departure information giving you details
and to show a commitment to these on visas, health and vaccinations, packing
values, Wild Frontiers has set up a lists, suggested reading on the region,
charitable foundation through which we insurance, photography and other useful
can channel funds to both existing NGOs tips to make your trip more enjoyable.
and our own development projects. In
addition to organising ethically sensitive
tours, having our own charitable
foundation allows us to raise money –
through the cost of our tours, charity
trips and fund raising events – which can
then be used to fund various projects in
education, sanitation, reforestations and
a number of other important issues facing
developing communities. Wherever
possible we are happy for our clients to
visit these projects to see for themselves
where and how this money is being spent.
For a full list of partner NGOs please visit MOZAMBIQUE – THE
our website at
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FACTS
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with a cathedral, no fewer than 3 forts
and numerous grandiose buildings
providing rich testimony to the island’s
long connection with its once powerful
European overlords. Nominated for World
Heritage Status, the island’s historic
centrepiece is the stunning pentagonal
fort of Fortalez São João Baptista, built
by the Portuguese in 1791 at the mouth
of the harbour to protect the settlement
from attack by the neighbouring French
Pemba: One of the world’s largest ports, Comores to the east. The other major
Pemba lies before a massive expanse of highlight of Ibo is its people, Kimwani
dazzling blue ocean, with the waters of speaking Muani whose traditions and
its deep bay alone covering a staggering customs stretch back to before the arrival
13,000 hectares. Its ideal location saw of the Arabs and whose women even
the city prosper under the Arabs and the today still cover their faces in a thick
Portuguese, growing to become the old white cream, a practice known as Muciro
colonial capital during the 19th century. painting.
This strategic port once lay at the centre
of the ivory and slave trades between Quirimbas Archipelago: Stretching along
Africa, Europe and Arabia and the heart the northern coast of Mozambique, from
of the city still retains many beguiling Pemba to the Tanzanian border, the
reminders of its Portuguese heritage. Quirimbas Archipelago presents us with
Wandering through the old Paquitequete some of the most unspoilt marine
district, Pemba’s colonial charms are still environments anywhere on earth. A
very much in evidence in the crumbling dazzling chain of some 32 islands, the
architecture of its once proud mansions, archipelago is home to rare dugongs and
whilst amongst the artisan stalls of nesting sea turtles, exquisite coral
Mbanguia market you can browse and gardens and a rich mosaic of marine life
barter for woodcarvings and silverware that includes dolphins, whales, sharks and
with the local merchants. The provincial a breathtaking kaleidoscope of reef fish.
capital of Cabo Delgado, Pemba today is The southernmost of these islands fall
a vibrant mix of the old and the new and under the protection of the Quirimbas
presents an intriguing city in which to National Park, a 1500 square kilometre
begin and end our exploration of the expanse of ocean that contains within it
islands of the Quirimbas Archipelago. some of the richest coral reefs in the
world, providing us with some of the best
diving available anywhere and a chance
for marine encounters that are second to
none. Add to that perfect white sandy
beaches, unexplored mangroves swamps
and a cultural mix that includes African,
Arabic and European influences and you
have an island chain of almost
unsurpassed beauty that cannot fail to
inspire wonder in anyone who sees it.
Mozambique: Sandwiched between the
Ibo Island: Ibo Island is probably one of vast landscapes of the African interior
the archipelago’s most fascinating and the rich deep waters of the Indian
destinations, its natural and cultural Ocean, Mozambique has emerged from a
treasures proving an irresistible draw for recent turbulent past to become one of
visitors. Its was to these shores that Africa’s most stunning travel
Vasco de Gama came in the early years of destinations. Colonized by the Portuguese
the 16th century and over the ensuing in 1505, the country attained
centuries the island became a major independence in 1975, when it became
centre for Portuguese trade. Aside from the Republic of Mozambique. In recent
its natural beauty, Ibo’s charms lie in the years it has managed to perfectly blend
historic reminders of its colonial past, its diverse cultural heritage with its world
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famous natural beauty and, as yet can be found on the booking form and
unsullied by the tourist trappings that online at our website.
have affected some others parts of the
continent, it still retains something of the
captivating spirit of old world charm.
Echoing to the hypnotic beat of
traditional marrabenta rhythms,its island
havens and colonial towns perfectly
encapsulate a glorious fusion of tradition,
history and matchless scenic splendour,
whilst its pristine beaches and coral reefs
still remain one of Africa’s best kept
secrets.
How to book:
In order to confirm your booking we need
to have a completed signed booking form
for each client together with a £400
deposit per person. You can either return
your booking form to us by post or by
booking online at
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You can contact the office by email to
info@wildfrontiers.co.uk or we are very
happy to take your call on 020 7736
3968.
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bonded tour operator and our ATOL
number is 5975. You can book your
holiday with Wild Frontiers in complete
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of Independent Tour Operators (AITO).
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standards of consumer protection. Every
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longer able to travel as all deposits are
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