Luxury sustainable stopover on an island in Mozambique, with an ocean observatory

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Kisawa Sanctuary is a confidential sustainable luxury stopover off Mozambique in an archipelago, which is a National Park since 1971. The island hosts a marine station and ocean observatory, the Barazuto Center for Scientific Studies (BCSS).

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Princess of Greece and of Denmark and business woman, Nina Flohr has imagined a village of 22 houses built with a mortar made from sand and salted water and thatched roofs. Everything blends in with the surrounding landscape. 

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The furniture are made by local artisans from endemic woods such as jambire or sambiri. The wellness center offers a range of experiences from massages and scrubs, to yogic rituals and meditation.

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BCSS’ purpose is to use our strategic location and data  to support environmental management at a local level, facilitate regional collaborations, and contribute to international scientific programs. Natural Park since 1971, which aims to protect dugongs, sea turtles, and its ecosystems.

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Photos © Kisawa Sanctuary

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Wednesday 10 May 2023, 06:03