Quirimbas National Park
Enquire NowQuirimbas National Park is a stunning coastal park in northern Mozambique, covering part of the mainland and 11 islands in the Quirimbas Archipelago. It is famous for its white sandy beaches, clear waters, coral reefs, abundant marine life, and wildlife, as well as its historic islands, traditional fishing villages, and luxury island resorts.
Quirimbas National Park is in Cabo Delgado Province in northern Mozambique. It covers about 7,500 square kilometres and includes part of the mainland and 11 islands in the Quirimbas Archipelago. The park protects beautiful beaches, coral reefs, mangrove forests, woodlands, and wetlands.
The park is one of Mozambique’s best places to enjoy nature and marine life. Its clear waters are home to hundreds of colourful fish, dolphins, dugongs, whale sharks, humpback whales, and five species of sea turtles. Visitors can enjoy snorkelling, diving, boat trips, and fishing in the warm Indian Ocean.
On the mainland, visitors may see elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and many species of birds. The mix of forests, rivers, and wetlands creates an important home for wildlife.
The Quirimbas islands also have a long and interesting history. For many years, African, Arab, and Portuguese cultures shaped life here. Visitors can explore old forts on Ibo Island, visit traditional fishing villages, and learn about the region’s past.
Many travellers visit Quirimbas for its quiet beaches and luxury island lodges. Popular islands include Ibo, Vamizi, Matemo, and Quilalea. Most visitors arrive by plane because of the park’s remote location. Although travel can be expensive, the stunning scenery, rich wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere make it one of Mozambique’s most special destinations.