 Bazaruto
The Bazaruto archipelago of islands off the Mozambique coast has it all - relax on endless white beaches, swim in the crystal waters, sail a traditional dhow or explore the diverse, colourful marine life along the reefs. |
 Saint Marie Island
Secluded coves and beaches, relaxed islanders, a balmy Indian Ocean island ambience and legends of pirate treasure all add to Sainte Marie's enchanting magic. |
 La Digue
A charming and quaint island, La Digue has few roads and is best explored by ox-cart or bicycle. The island is famous for its Creole architecture, its vanilla, and its stunning, secluded beaches. |
 Praslin
Praslin is a lushly vegetated paradise, a UNESCO site, and home to the famous coco-de-mer, vanilla orchids, lizards and some rather rare species of bird. |
 Zanzibar
Also known as Spice Island, this paradise off Tanzania's north coast is steeped in history, with beautiful beaches and forests, great diving and fascinating towns and villages. |
 Quirimbas Archipelago
The Quirimbas Archipelago consists of 32 coral islands stretching from Pemba (the capital of Cabo Delgado Province) to the Rovuma River, which forms the natural frontier between Tanzania and Mozambique. |
 Iranja Private Island
Nosy Iranja in Madagascar consists of two islands connected by a 1500 m sandbank that is exposed during low tide.The setting is idyllic, stunning beaches surround a lush tropical island covered with coconut palms, Filaos trees and tropical flowers. |
 Mahe
The international airport of the Seychelles is on Mahe, the largest island of the archipelago. Its lush mountains and plentiful beaches serve as the ideal starting point to explore the Seychelles. |
 Lamu and Kiunga
Medieval Lamu is Kenya’s oldest inhabited stone town. Part of the Lamu Archipelago, Lamu has white, sandy beaches, historical sites and superb seafood. The narrow streets are full of unhurried locals and donkeycarts with a smattering of curious travelers. |
 Pemba Island
Pemba is a magical island. Unlike Zanzibar, Pemba has rolling hills, and verdant, lush vegetation adjacent to stunning coral reefs, and is listed as one of the top diving locations in the world. |
 Cerf Island
A small, granitic island in the Seychelles with stunning coral reefs, coves, lush vegetation and endless white beaches. Snorkelling and bird-watching offer endless hours of entertainment. |
Silhouette Island
A true tropical haven in the Seychelles, with dense forests and mountainous valleys. An explorer's delight with trekking, hiking, snorkelling and diving opportunities. |
 Bird Island
Bird Island, perched on the edge of the Seychelles' continental shelf, is the most northerly island of the Seychelles Archipelago. The island is best known for its impressive colony of migrant birds. |
 Desroches Island
A quaint island with endless sandy beaches from which to explore the abundant marine life. Diving conditions here are excellent. |
 North Island
North Island, a remote, intimate island paradise in the Seychelles, provides a secluded, luxurious and very private sanctuary for guests seeking an unspoiled haven of peace and tranquility. |
 Cousine Island
Cousine is a granitic island in the Seychelles, and lies 1500 kilometers of the east coast of Africa. Cousine is all about peace and tranquility, in beautiful surroundings. |
