Miti Miwiri Lodge
Miti Miwiri which in the local language, means "Two Trees", is located at the heart of the old town. Surrounded by nature and mango trees, impregnated of an imperial atmosphere that reminds the old Portuguese colonial rule, is the perfect place to begin your African experience and to explore the Quirimbas Archipelago; embracing its virgin islands, its turquoise waters, its golden beaches and a Mwani culture still proudly preserved.
Our lodge is located on the beautiful Ibo Island, the most famous amongst the thirty coral islands that make up the untouched es the and wild Quirimbas Arquipelago.
Ibo Island, Quirimbas capital for centuries, considered culturally and historically one of the jewels of Mozambique, known as the little sister of “Mozambique Island” because of their architectural similarities, is located in the central area of the islands, or in the heart of the archipelago, just 45 minutes by boat from the mainland.
Ibo history
Ibo Island is one of the oldest settlements in Mozambique, its history goes back at least to the sixteenth century. Read more
Quirimbas national park
The Quirimbas Arquipélago is composed of 30 small islands, located in northern Mozambique and belonging to the Province Cable Delgado. Bathed by crystal blue waters of the Indian Ocean and the Madagascar Channel. Read more
Mwani culture
Ibo Island (about 5000 inhabitants), is mostly inhabited by Mwani, a term which in the Swahili language means "those who live along the coast, in contact with the sea," Read more
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