Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa Reveals One More Treasure

by | Oct 22, 2014 | In The News

Nestled in a small private island in the jewel-like Quirimbas Archipelago off the northern coast of Mozambique, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa offers a unique paradise escape that is naturally exclusive.

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Nestled in a small private island in the jewel-like Quirimbas Archipelago off the northern coast of Mozambique, Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa offers a unique paradise escape that is naturally exclusive. The Quirimbas Archipelago is undoubtedly Mozambique’s best-kept secret – 32 islands surrounded by dazzling coral reefs and a wealth of untouched marine life. Within its waters, the 1,500 square kilometre Quirimbas National Park provides sanctuary for sea turtles, dolphins and whales, as well as a huge array of tropical and game fish.

 Experience the feel of soft powdery sands sifting through your toes as you stroll along a pristine beach covered by the turquoise Indian Ocean. Sip a cup of coffee and drift from a lazy morning by the pool to refresh in the soft waves, before retreating to Anantara Spa’s intimate beachfront villa to indulge in luxury sensual therapies. Get satiated with the tastes of island life with tantalising local cuisine and seafood plucked fresh from the ocean, or experience the finest world flavours, served with stunning ocean views.

The resort offers windsurfing, water skiing, tubing, along with both wake-and knee-boarding for water sport lovers. A hand crafted dhow sailing boat invites guests on a sunset voyage of ocean discovery or to a remote island for a Robinson Crusoe-style picnic. Nature and bird-lovers can spend time exploring the island’s unspoiled shores and watching the unique Palaearctic migrants. With unexplored coral reefs and an astounding diversity of marine species, the resort also boasts some of the finest diving in the world. 

For that perfect hideaway adults-only vacation, we suggest Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort & Spa, it is ideal for a romantic holiday, special events or any memorable time. 

 

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