Eclectic Beach Retreat

Eclectic Beach Retreat offers the best in exclusive African hospitality.  Boutique rustic-chic suites complement the pristine white beaches, with the gentle waves of the Indian Ocean lulling you into full relaxation.

Service-orientated staff and caring hosts are on hand to ensure your stay delivers exactly what you need – a place where you can renew your body, mind and soul.

Your home-from-home invites you to take things at your own pace. Whether it’s enjoying your private splash pool overlooking the Indian Ocean, taking long walks along the unspoilt beach or exploring the multitude of attractions and activities on offer in and around Inhambane and Barra, Eclectic Beach Retreat offers the ideal beach getaway.

Two Garden View Suites offer vistas of Eclectic Beach Retreat’s attractive gardens, while just 50 metres from the water’s edge, Five Ocean View Suites deliver spectacular sunrises over the Indian Ocean, ensuring an idyllic start to your day.

Each of the 5 Beach View Suites boast large, sliding double doors which allows the refreshing sea-breeze to weave its way among the contemporary furnishings. Crisp white cotton linen graces the bed promising a rejuvenating nights’ sleep, while a private deck and splash pool offer a tranquil place for guests to unwind undisturbed.

Eclectic Beach Retreat works closely with providers of an array of tours and services to enhance your stay in Barra.  Guests of the Retreat can book the following range of amazing excursions directly at reception.

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.