Africa’s most beautiful islandsContents1. Zanzibar, Tanzania2. Mauritius 3. Lamu, Kenya4. Bazaruto Archipelago, Mozambique5. Nosy Be, Madagascar 6. Praslin, Seychelles7. Sal, Cape Verde8. Mohéli, ...

We flew along the ocean edge until all of the shapes came into focus, making up the islands of the Bazaruto Archipelago, eight miles off the coast of southern Mozambique. One of those islands is ...

gazing out at the sweeping sandbars and vivid turquoise waters that surround Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago. I’d planned to leave the following morning for Zimbabwe, and I was chatting with ...

But in the idyllic south near Bazaruto Archipelago National Park ... Twice the size of California and shaped like a Cheeto, Mozambique lies on the southeast coast of the African continent.

It’s a stormy morning in the Bazaruto Archipelago, a constellation of five coral-fringed islands in the turquoise waters just off the coast of southern Mozambique, between the mainland and ...

The Bazaruto Archipelago in Mozambique, although less well-known than the likes of the Azores or Canary Islands, boasts stunning palm-lined beaches and clear blue seas resembling those holiday ...

On the shores of southern Mozambique, three special resorts provide access to a rich marine environment — and the chance of a brighter future for the people who call the region home. Aatish ...

The Bazaruto Archipelago, in Mozambique, is comparable to the Portuguese Azores or Spain's Canary Islands thanks to its palm-dotted beaches stretching for miles and beautiful blue seas.

National Geographic explorer and ray expert Andrea Marshall set out off the coast of the Bazaruto Archipelago in search ... is also the founder of the Mozambique-based Marine Megafauna Foundation.

This luxury beachfront property is lapped by waters surrounding Mozambique's gemlike Bazaruto Island. It is one of only two properties on Bazaruto, the largest island in the pristine Bazaruto ...

One of the first hot spots to emerge from these twin impulses—to create ocean sanctuaries and develop tourism experiences around them—is the Bazaruto Archipelago, in southern Mozambique.