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Quilalea Island Travel

An island in the Quirimbas Archipelago
12 dive sites to choose from
Luxury villas made from all natural materials
Ideal honeymoon destination
35 hectares of unexplored tropical island

Quilalea Island Accommodation

The island resort accommodates 18 guests in 9 luxury "island villas". Each villa is constructed entirely with indigenous materials and handcrafted timber, opening onto a private veranda with ... Quilalea Island

Quilalea Island Tours

There are plenty of things to do on the island whether you choose to go island hopping, scuba diving, snorkelling, fishing or one of many other water based activities. ... Quilalea Island

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About Quilalea Island

Quilálea has only 9 luxurious island villas, spaciously handcrafted and built with authentic Muani natural stone and Makuti palm thatch.
and is an idyllic Mozambique island resort nestling in a forgotten corner of Mozambique's Quirimbas Archipelago in the tropical Indian Ocean.

Completely uninhabited, this Indian Ocean island offers complete exclusivity and unparalleled natural beauty. Nine private villas each offer magnificent sea views, providing a malaria-free haven of luxury island accommodation. Surrounded by the sparkling, azure waters of the warm Indian Ocean, Quilálea is the ideal honeymoon destination for those in search of the perfect romantic island getaway, or the ultimate holiday for those in need of relaxation, adventure and rediscovery.

The island resort accommodates 18 guests in 9 luxury "island villas". Each villa is constructed entirely with indigenous materials and handcrafted timber, opening onto a private veranda with panoramic sea views.

Quilálea offers a full range of superb Mozambique diving experiences, providing some of the best scuba diving in the entire Quirimbas archipelago just 20 metres offshore.

A reef just off the beach provides sheltered diving and snorkelling for the beginner. More experienced divers will want to explore the big walls of the Montepuez channel on the southern edge of the sanctuary. Caves and currents combine to create an underwater paradise, inhabited by reef and pelagic fish of every size and description. The most adventurous will head for the Saint Lazarus Bank, recognised as having the best unexplored diving in the world.

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