Nestled on Ilha Caldeira, a tranquil private island off the coast of Mozambique, Banyan Tree Ilha Caldeira offers 40 private pool villas with stunning views of the pristine Indian Ocean. Wake up to radiant sunrises every day in our 5-star beach resort and immerse in Mozambique's rich cultural heritage.
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At Banyan Tree Ilha Caldeira, each accommodation is a testament to luxury and elegance. Experience the epitome of a luxury beach resort in Mozambique, with villas designed to embrace serenity and sophistication.
A haven for couples, where exclusivity and seclusion effortlessly meld with luxury.
King
75 sqm / 805 sqft
Your private oasis, artfully designed to rejuvenate your body, mind, and soul.
King
90 sqm / 970 sqft
A sanctuary for the senses, this ultra-luxury villa ensures a refreshing escape.
King
130 sqm / 1,400 sqft
Crafted with ample space, this villa invites families to forge deeper connections.
2 King, 2 Twin
300 sqm / 3,230 sqft
An exclusive villa, where luxury and relaxation await in every corner.
2 King, 2 Twin
430 sqm / 4,630 sqft
Named for its resemblance to a volcanic "caldera," Ilha Caldeira is a unique gem in the Indian Ocean, encircled by a sand dune that protects its lush centre. Located just 20 kilometres from the mainland, the island is a world-renowned diving site and part of a marine protected area that's home to 20% of Mozambique's intact living coral.
Ilha Caldeira sits amidst the stunning corals of the Primeiras and Segundas Archipelago. Comprising a chain of 10 sparsely inhabited barrier islands and two vibrant coral reef systems off Mozambique's coast, this sanctuary is teeming with marine life. It becomes a migration hotspot each year, drawing travellers from all over the world to witness nature's grandeur. \n
The islands' eastern fringes are lined with intricate coral reefs. These are mainly soft corals, with resilient hard corals anchoring the reefs' southern edges. Home to at least 56 unique coral genus and a vibrant array of 194 reef fish species, this region became Africa's most expansive marine protected zone in 2012.
Lush seagrass beds, vital for sea turtles and elusive dugongs, stretch between the islands and the mainland. The southern islands are a haven for green sea turtles, featuring Mozambique's largest nesting grounds. Hawksbill sea turtles also frequent the islands' shores, while the archipelago nurtures the western Indian Ocean's dugong population. At least eight seagrass species and five sea turtle species thrive within these waters. The shores also serve as inviting nesting grounds for an array of seabirds.
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