Inhassoro is situated on the idyllic Indian Ocean shores of Mozambique opposite the northern point of Bazaruto Island, a protected reserve with almost 200 species of fascinating bird life and spectacular coral reefs. Inhassoro has many restaurants, bars, hotels and fine fishing lodges offering a wide array of activities. The area is a seasonal home to many species of Dolphin, Turtle, the rare and endangered Dugong or Sea Cow, Whale Sharks, Rays and Hump Back Whales. Inhassoro is growing rapidly as a tourist destination and can be described as Mozambique at it's best - We hope to see you in Inhassoro soon!

Inhassoro is one of Africa's finest and most important big game fishing waters with Black, Blue and Striped Marlin. Sailfish are prevalent as well as Giant Kingfish, Dorado, King Mackerel, Wahoo and Bonito. The waters are excellent for flyfishing. International fishing events are often held at Inhassoro attracting interest from around the world.

Relax on the unspoilt beaches of Inhassoro and encounter the warm Indian ocean with and often glasslike stillness of the water thanks to it's island protectorate. Many of the lodges at Inhassoro offer tailored fishing holidays with full services including boat hire. Island excursions are available from Inhassoro and surrounds. Bazaruto and the mainland offers something very special for the birding enthusiast. See the accommodation page for more information on where to stay when you visit Inhassoro on your next trip to beautiful Mozambique

One of the most striking aspects of diving the reefs off the islands and mainland is the sheer unspoilt beauty and the variety and abundance of marine life: Whale sharks, Hump Back Whales and numerous species of Turtle and Dolphin. The reefs of Bazaruto offer unprecedented visibility Paradise Island, as the name suggests, is a absolute paradise with white coral sands and offers spectacular snorkelling in its yet unspoilt waters.

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