Vamizi
Island, a singularly beautiful, eco-active African island in the Quirimbas
Archipelago of Mozambique, has three villas available for rental, each sleeping
up to 12 people. Villas in Vamizi’s Private
Collection are designed to serve as homes away from home for families, friends,
business associates or any groups looking for the ultimate in privacy.
Britain’s Tatler Magazine has compared Vamizi to
“a mini-Mustique…a tiny, far-flung isle that’s all barefoot fabulousness and
impossibly smart villas.”
Vamizi’s
Private Villa Collection has been designed by award-winning South African
architects, renowned for their commitment to creative design, sustainable
development and responsible tourism, creating a unique style of architecture
that draws on the multi-cultural influences of Mozambique.
The designs
were chosen in order to integrate with the existing landscape, such as wrapping
around the larger trees. Locally sourced, high-quality building materials have
been used, and traditional construction methods adopted where possible.
Each villa
is uniquely designed in its own elegant style with bespoke floor plans, and
includes en-suite bedrooms, spectacular drawing and dining rooms, and peaceful
lounging spaces around plunge pools or beach, where the options for eating,
drinking or just relaxing are endless.
The private
chef and personal hospitality team will ensure that all needs are met, from
tailor-made menus to organizing fishing and diving trips, a range of holistic
spa treatments and dhow sailing trips.
At
seven-and-a-half miles long and a half-mile wide, Vamizi is a small island, but
it is located in a felicitous spot – along an immense coral reef pulsing with
life and seductive to myriad sea creatures, making it one of the great
saltwater diving spots on the planet.
Beyond diving there is deep-sea fishing, kayaking, nature walks and
yoga.
Rental
rates start at $32,400 for a six-night package based on a minimum of eight people,
with additional costs beyond eight.
For more information visit: www.vamizi.com
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