Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Major ethnic groups include the Makonde, the Makua and, along the coast, the Mwani.
Around Pemba
Within about a 2½- to three-hour drive from Pemba are a couple of camps and lodges that
offer visitors a chance to experience a part of Cabo Delgado's wild, untamed bush and
possibly see an elephant or two.
On the northern side of Pemba Bay,
Londo Lodge
(
www.londolodge.com
;
per person
full board from US$500; )
has beach-facing villas overlooking the bay, a restaurant and
a range of water sports. Short bushwalks can also be arranged, and sunset dhow cruises
are included in the price.
Taratibu
(per person full board from US$60)
is a rustic bush camp set in a wilderness
tract within Quirimbas National Park boundaries, about 160km northwest of Pemba in
Ancuabe district. There are a handful of pleasant double bungalows, and the chance for
bush walks and vehicle safaris. Advance bookings are essential, and should be made
through Kaskazini (
Click here
)
in Pemba.
MURRÉBUÈ
About 12km south of Pemba is Murrébuè, a lovely, long and undeveloped stretch of white
sand fringed by turquoise waters that is famed for its optimal kite-surfing conditions.
Sleeping & Eating
Ulala $$
( 82-710 9117, 82-741 5104;
www.ulala-lodge.com
; s/d in bungalow Mtc2400/2800, in
stilt bungalow Mtc3600/4000)
This new place has a lovely beachside setting, a large din-
ing/relaxing area, and accommodation in two spacious, breezy stilt houses just back from
the beach, or two other non-stilted family bungalows somewhat further back. All have hot
water, nets and the whole setting is lovely. Airport transfers are free for stays of two or
more nights.
BUNGALOWS
Il Pirata $$
BUNGALOWS
