Benguerra Island
Where turquoise waters meet white sands.
Benguerra Island, the second largest island of the Bazaruto Archipelago, is one of Mozambique’s most exclusive and stunning destinations. Known for its white sandy beaches, towering dunes, and turquoise waters, the island offers a perfect combination of tranquility, luxury, and unspoiled nature.
Part of the Bazaruto Marine National Park, Benguerra stands out for its rich marine biodiversity, well-preserved coral reefs, and diverse wildlife, including dugongs, dolphins, turtles, and a variety of tropical fish. The island is also famous for its inland lagoons, coastal forests, and landscapes that change with the tides.
Today, Benguerra is a prime destination for high-end tourism, featuring world-class lodges that offer exclusive experiences, from diving and snorkelling to boat trips, horseback riding on the beach, and wildlife observation. Local hospitality and exceptional natural beauty make Benguerra a perfect retreat for travelers seeking privacy, romance, and direct contact with nature.
More than just an island, Benguerra is an authentic experience of serenity, sustainable luxury, and natural charm, positioning itself as one of Mozambique’s most treasured tourism jewels.
Medjumbe is accessible via private charter flights from Pemba to a small airstrip on the island, offering seamless connectivity while maintaining its secluded charm.