Description
Go Wild Resort Villas is located in the enigmatic country of Mozambique. It offers an abundance of opportunities for adventures from long, dune-fringed beaches, turquoise waters abounding in shoals of colourful fish, well-preserved corals, remote archipelagos in the north, pounding surf in the south and graceful dhows with billowing sails, Mozambique is unfailingly rewarding.
What you Get
- 7-Night self-catering studio stay for 3 people
How to Redeem
- Look over the fine print for information on how you can redeem your voucher
About the accommodation:
Luxury studio suites (3 Sleeper) – sleeps 2 adults and 1 child under 12 years
Open plan air-conditioned, self-catering studio units which consist of a double bed with sleeper couch, 1 bathroom, fully equipped kitchen with microwave, stove, DSTV, braai area with breath-taking sea view only 50m from the beach.
The Resort
Go Wild Resort is situated 280km from the Komatipoort border post on easily accessible tar roads (No 4×4 needed). This paradise offers great activities for the whole family. Travellers can enjoy safe, exotic swimming beaches, as well as whale watching boat trips. There are various restaurants in the area to choose from.
Various activities are available, including surfing, water skiing, jet-skiing, snorkelling, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, quad biking and 4×4 adventures. Most of Mozambique falls within the tropics, so it rarely gets cold. During the months of May through October, whales can be seen in numbers from all the corners of the resort.
Adventurous travellers can go deep sea and freshwater fishing. There are also boat launching facilities and travellers can go snorkelling. On top of that, there are quad biking cultural tours or if able, guests can bring their own quads. Note: some of these activities could only be available in season.
The bay has a coral reef running about 200 metres offshore that provides natural protection against the strong waves at high tide. This natural lagoon offers protected waters for swimming and snorkelling.
There are a number of freshwater lakes within half an hour’s drive where kayaking, paddle skiing and windsurfing can be enjoyed. Wenela Tidal Pool, two kilometres south, is a natural treasure, having a natural tunnel and blow hole linking the pool to the sea.
