White Pearl Resorts, Ponta Mamoli has taken the utmost care to ensure that all guests are met with an experience of pure relaxation. Enjoy the gentle ocean breeze while you relax on the luxurious day beds surrounded by the tranquility of the surroundings. Spend hours on the king-size beds or enjoy a bubble bath while taking in the views of the ocean. The sparkling private plunge pools are to die for and the outdoor showers are truly out of this world. For those seeking relaxation at its best enjoy the calming scents of the White Pearl Spa.

Nestled in a sheltered bay on Mozambique’s Lagoon Coast, poised amongst the dunes on timber stilts, our 22 luxurious suites have been sensitively designed to take advantage of their beautiful natural setting, while protecting the fragile eco-systems beneath them. Cool, clean lines, contemporary furniture and a palette inspired by the surrounding coastal landscape make for a getaway out of this world.

Dining at White Pearl is a full-on culinary experience. Enjoy meals under the star-strewn sky, in the privacy of your room or a picnic on the beach. Alfresco dining coupled with the sound of waves making their way onto the sand is a perfect escape. There’s always the element of the unexpected, something to surprise you, wherever you choose to dine.

Swim in the beautiful depths of the ocean alongside majestic dolphins and glide over exquisite coral reefs on an exclusive ocean safari. White Pearl offers unique diving experiences on one of the world’s top pinnacle reefs. For any sort of adventurer, there is a variety of dive spots that offer exhilarating shark sightings to multitudes of fish and vibrant corals. Venture off to explore the natural surrounds on horseback or take a walk on the idyllic beach. This sheltered bay is home to a myriad of sea creatures from the resident dolphins and migrating humpback whales to the endangered turtles who return each year to lay their eggs on these protected shores.

About Mozambique

Geographically, Mozambique covers an area of over 800,000 sq. km, three times the size of Great Britain. Situated to the south east of the African continent, it shares borders with six other countries, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia to the north, Zimbabwe to the west, South Africa and Swaziland to the south. The 2,500 km long coastline boasts numerous superb beaches fringed by lagoons, coral reefs and strings of small islands.

The Geography of Mozambique apprises a vast, low, grassland plateau which rises from the coast towards the mountains in the north and west covers nearly half the country's land area. The population is concentrated along the coast and the fertile river valleys. The Zambezi is the largest of the country's 25 rivers. Mozambique is rich in mineral resources such as gold, emeralds, copper, iron ore and bauxite and is currently engaged in oil exploration.