Nuarro Lodge

Nuarro Lodge on the Nanatha Bay Beach in Mozambique, Southern Africa. The Nuarro point which the lodge lies on has been formed from the ancient coral rock. Guests are welcomed in a reception area overlooking the bay before being escorted on bush-lined walkways to the sea-facing chalets. Other than the 12 sea-facing cottages, the lodge also offers a restaurant, a beach bar and an activity centre.

Constructed by local people with the use of Mozambican materials, 12 sea-facing chalets are available for guests to enjoy. Each chalet is enveloped in the bush and situated entirely at a distance from the other cottages, to ensure privacy.

Cottage features include:

• King size bed or twin beds
• Mosquito net
• Writing desk with chair
• Lounge
• Large deck with hammock
• Bathroom with shower, sinks, separate toilet and an outdoor shower

Activities

• Diving
• Snorkelling
• Sea kayaking
• Whale watching
• Dhow sailing
• Mountain biking
• Cultural village tours
• Beach picnics.