Coral Lodge

The Authentic Mozambican Luxury and hospitality experience at Coral Lodge, compliments the rich culture and historical experience of “Ilha De Moçambique”, the only UNESCO World Heritage site in Mozambique.

The ten Luxury Villas at Coral Lodge are cradled by an idyllic setting on a peninsular with pristine beaches, and an unspoiled nature reserve, providing the perfect location to soak up the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. The designs of the villas, skillfully combine an elegant mix of wood and textiles to ensure the lodge blends in harmoniously with the surroundings whilst incorporating the vivid colours of the area. Villas are either lagoon-facing or beach-facing, and there are family villa options available too.

Located a mere 30-minute boat trip away from the unique destination of Ilha De Mozambique (Mozambique Island), guests are encouraged to visit the island, and discover the fascinating history of the original capital of Mozambique. Spend the day exploring the historical sites, the beautiful people and the true heart of Mozambique, and then return to a beach paradise, and enjoy the Coral Lodge experience.

There is a variety of activities and excursions, to enjoy whilst at Coral Lodge. Explore the Indian Ocean from our shores, whether you prefer to snorkel, sunbathe, swim, canoe, windsurf, go whale-watching, or even set sail in our traditional dhow, on a romantic sunset experience. After which, you can spoil yourself with a well-deserved massage or body treatment from our resident wellness therapists.

Indulge in delicious Mozambican cuisine, always prepared with the freshest seafood and shellfish available on the day. Guest’s dietary requirements are taken into consideration to ensure that all are comfortable and catered to. Whether you are a couple on your honeymoon, or a family taking a much-needed holiday to reconnect with each other, the team at Coral Lodge will ensure that all your needs and requirements are well looked after.

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.