Paradise Paired In Mozambique

Once you have cleared customs, you will be met by one of our team and transferred to your hotel, either by boat, car or helicopter depending on where you decide to stay. Once you have checked in to your room, spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Located within a protected marine park, the Bazaruto Archipelago is comprised of just six sleepy islands that snake across the turquoise ocean. Only a few luxury resorts pepper the archipelago, and with powder white beaches and crystal waters, you'll have a real Robinson Crusoe experience.

The Bazaruto Archipelago is home to a two-mile reef that supports an abundance of colourful coral and incredibly varied marine life, from vivid reef fish to seven different types of ray, sharks, turtles, groupers and even the rare dugong - all of which ensure no dive will be the same.

In the evening, you can opt to take a romantic sunset dhow cruise or sip on sundowners from the privacy of your own room.

Depending on your mood, you can set sail on an island-hopping adventure, spotting dolphins as you speed from one island to the next, walking along deserted sandbanks, snorkelling in secret spots and tucking into a delicious picnic.

Return in time for sunset, before enjoying a private candlelit supper along the resort's beach.

You will be privately transferred to Baia Sonambula. Depending on which resort you have been staying at, the scenic journey should take around four hours.

Once you have checked in, spend the rest of the day at leisure. While Tofo is home to blissful beaches, turquoise waters and a relaxed African charm, diving is the real draw here. There is a fantastic array of marine life to see, including turtles, dolphins, manta rays, moray eels, sharks, whale sharks and even humpback whales (between May and October).

Diving, visibility ranges between 15 - 40 metres with warm waters year-round. All of the dives are drift dives, varying from easy to advanced, and you'll be rewarded with numerous sightings of the big stuff.

Spend the afternoon catching rays on the resorts sun terrace or back underneath the waves, heading back to the beach to watch sunset.

In the evening explore Tofo's local restaurants - Mango Beach restaurant in particular has fantastic seafood. Stay for drinks in Tofo's buzzing bars (Dino's and Fatima's Nest are both along the beach with great views) or head back to the privacy of your hotel.

If you want to learn more about the local marine life, visit the Marine Megafauna Research Centre to learn about ongoing conservation in the area.

Aside from diving, you can explore the beaches on horseback, take a day trip to the nearby Tofinho to surf in Mozambique's unofficial surfing capital (there's also a great kite surfing school), or simply while away a day lounging in a hammock - Tofo is a place where you can relish doing nothing at all.

After one last lazy morning and long lunch you will be transferred from Baia Sonambula to Inhambane Airport to catch a one-hour flight to Mozambican capital Maputo and then another hour long hop on to Johannesburg. There you connect on to your overnight 11-hour flight back to London.