Mbuna Bay Eco Lodge
Mbuna Bay is located in northern Mozambique, on the shores of Lake Niassa. It is situated directly on a beautiful 300m stretch of white sandy beach and marvellous rocky bays and is surrounded by original bush land with huge mango and baobab trees.
Mbuna Bay Eco Lodge Camp Highlights
Mbuna Bay is located in northern Mozambique, on the shores of Lake Niassa. It is the only lodge on the southern stretch of the Mozambiquan lake coast. Despite its remote location, at about 15 km south of the Lago District's capital Metangula, it is easily accessible. The lodge is situated directly on a beautiful 300m stretch of white sandy beach and marvellous rocky bays and is surrounded by original bush land with huge mango and baobab trees. With only nine guest chalets Mbuna Bay offers its visitors peace, tranquility and first class comfort in an authentic African environment.
- The lodge continuously offers various income-generating possibilities for the local community.
- Dedicated to the conservation of the natural environment.
- Mbuna Bay is entirely vegetarian, celebrating the seasonal produce grown in the Lodge’s own kitchen gardens.
- hike to the top of Mt.Chifuli, the big mountain that makes the backdrop to the Lago District capital, Metangula.
Mbuna Bay Eco Lodge Game Viewing and Activities
Guests may want to stroll down to the beach on a peaceful early morning and go for a quiet swim as nature is waking up with the first whispers of little bush birds or the cry of the majestic fish eagle nesting high up on a tree. For the exploration of the broader lake area, Mbuna Bay offers an individual kayak, a large Canadian canoe, several local dugout canoes and a big traditional dhow “Martha”, that will sail further south to the most remote parts of the lake or to the world famous “N’nosi Reef” (Minos Reef). The more athletic types can venture out on the lake on a windy day to enjoy the waves with our wind surfer, surf board or body boards. Teh lodge's friendly and knowledgeable local guides will conduct fascinating walks along the lake or into the surrounding hilly bush land. Having been brought up at the lake they can explain the names and habits of the vast range of birds you will encounter, explain to you the medicinal properties of trees and other plants.
