The Chapel at Santorini Mozambique

Just a short walk from Santorini’s Main Villas you will find the private hideaway that is The Chapel. Exuding complete privacy, tranquillity and romance.

The open-plan living space beneath the characteristic domed ceiling comprises of a lounge, dining area and guest bar stocked daily with scrumptious snacks and assorted iced beverages.

The old wooden church doors at the entrance and the meticulously selected glass mosaic tiles along the rim-flow pool illustrate how every detail was taken into consideration when the Chapel was being created.

The Chapel is an exclusive use, intimate, two-bedroom villa created for the ultimate honeymoon experience or romantic getaway.

For small families or close friends lured by this quiet dream oasis, a second suite is available which equals in the opulence of the first and can be located on the north side of the villa.

The spacious suites boast king-size beds and magnificent bathrooms that are an undeniable and unforgettable treat.

The outside living area has a large covered patio with BBQ, sitting and dining area, as well as a gorgeous rim-flow pool with loungers that overlook the archipelago.

Lounging on the deck with the background rustle of palm leaves dancing in the breeze, guests will be immersed in this African paradise.

About the Bazaruto Archipelago

Nicknamed the ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, the Bazaruto Archipelago is a much-coveted travel destination in Mozambique and is well known for its white sandy beaches, glistening turquoise waters and some of the best scuba diving experiences in the world.

As one of the largest marine reserves in the Indian Ocean, the archipelago supports over 2000 species of fish, as well as dolphins, whales, turtles and sharks. It also holds the largest population of Dugong in Mozambique.

The archipelago consists of 5 islands: Bazaruto, Benguerra, Margaruque, Banque and Santa Carolina. It is a birders paradise, with a recorded list of over 180 species. You’ll also find 45 reptile and amphibian species; Suni antelope, red duiker, endemic butterflies and the characteristic Samango monkey on the islands within the national park.