Campismo Ninho 28

The house is exactly as advertised, and the place is so quiet and secluded, just right for getting away from everything. Linda, the housekeeper, was incredible. It’s gorgeous, and I’ll definitely return. Perfect for a family getaway.

The bathrooms were clean, and the estate is wheelchair friendly. It’s a beautiful property with just a few houses, friendly staff, and a great view of the sea from the restaurant. The food was good, but the Wi-Fi wasn’t working.

The view from house 26 is amazing, but it’s steep and there’s no easy access to the house. Bringing someone in a wheelchair would be very difficult. The cabin itself is nice, though getting down to the beach means a serious walk and a set of stairs that can be exhausting. I told the owner we’d be arriving in a BMW X3, and she said we’d be fine. We got stuck in the sand several times, and her response was that someone would help us, usually some random person. Luckily, people in the area do look after tourists, but this is a serious 4x4 road trip. She also didn’t mention that house help costs 300 meticals per day, so be prepared for that. There’s DSTV but no Wi-Fi, so it’s best to get your own Mozambican network and data or airtime.

The views were beautiful and we had such a pleasant stay. I’m so happy and content after getting to spend quality time with family from overseas. They enjoyed every moment too.