6 Days Bazaruto Dhow Expedition Mozambique

6 Days $2,700 – $3,500
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A six-day liveaboard dhow expedition through the Bazaruto Archipelago – one of the great traditional sailing adventures still possible in Africa. Sail between deserted islands, snorkel pristine reefs, and overnight aboard or at the rare island lodges.

This is the romantic version of dhow travel: gentle pace, white sails against turquoise water, and seafood grilled aboard each evening.

Vilanculos
Vilanculos
8
6 Days
Dhow Cruise
Mid-Range
Dry Season

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Day 1: Vilanculos Embark

Board your dhow in Vilanculos. Sail to Magaruque Island.\n\nMeals: Lunch & Dinner

2

Day 2: Magaruque & Two Mile

Snorkel Two Mile Reef. Sail to Benguerra Island.\n\nMeals: Full board

3

Day 3: Benguerra

Lodge stay on Benguerra. Optional fishing or horse riding.\n\nMeals: Full board

4

Day 4: To Bazaruto

Sail to Bazaruto Island. Dune climbing and freshwater lake.\n\nMeals: Full board

5

Day 5: Bazaruto Snorkel

Snorkel and beach day. Final dhow sunset sail.\n\nMeals: Full board

6

Day 6: Return

Dhow sail back to Vilanculos.\n\nMeals: Breakfast & Lunch

What's Included

  • 5 nights mixed (dhow & island lodge)
  • All dhow sailing & meals onboard
  • Snorkel equipment
  • Park & marine fees
  • Vilanculos transfers

What's Not Included

  • International flights
  • Mozambique visa
  • Travel insurance
  • Drinks & tips
  • Optional activities

Additional Notes

Best sailing July - November. Max 8 guests for intimate experience.

Important Information

  • This tour is organized by the tour operator.
  • The exact itinerary sequence, details, and pricing of this tour depend on availability.
  • If a selected accommodation is fully booked, the operator will recommend a comparable alternative.
  • The operator reserves the right to adjust the rates advertised on this website.
Starting from $2,700 – $3,500
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